The Indiana Pacers moved to 15-56 after a 134-119 road result against the San Antonio Spurs, who advanced to 53-18 at Frost Bank Center.
First quarter
The Pacers opened with 29 points in the first quarter while the Spurs set the early margin with 42 points.
San Antonio’s stretch was fueled by 55 percent shooting for the game and a 64 percent mark on 2-point attempts that showed up immediately.
Second quarter
The Pacers scored 24 points in the second quarter and finished the night with 38 assists on 44 made field goals.
Andrew Nembhard’s 25 points and 7 assists anchored Indiana’s creation, and
Jarace Walker added 21 points on 80 percent shooting in support.
The Spurs matched Indiana with 24 points in the quarter, and their bench produced 54 points to keep the pressure on.
Third quarter
The Pacers posted 32 points in the third quarter behind 46 percent shooting from 3-point range on 35 attempts.
The Spurs put up 34 points in the third quarter, and their 76 points in the paint reflected repeated finishes at the rim.
This Indiana Pacers vs San Antonio Spurs recap also reflected a rebounding gap, with the Silver and Black collecting 59 rebounds while the Pacers had 32.
Fourth quarter
The Pacers closed with 34 points in the fourth quarter and got 48 bench points as the rotation continued to generate offense.
Pascal Siakam recorded 14 points and 5 assists, and Indiana finished at 79 percent at the free-throw line on 19 attempts.
San Antonio also scored 34 in the fourth quarter, and the Spurs’ 28-point biggest lead stood as the decisive separation in the Indiana Pacers final whistle reaction.
Postgame notes
The Pacers logged 10 turnovers and scored 15 points off turnovers, while San Antonio finished with 12 turnovers and 22 points off turnovers in the post game analysis.
Indiana produced 12 fast-break points, but the Spurs answered with 24 fast-break points to maintain control in transition.
Indiana Pacers vs San Antonio Spurs final thoughts center on playmaking volume from the Pacers and interior scoring volume from the Spurs.
The Pacers will next be on the air at 7:00 PM EDT on 3/23/2026 against the Orlando Magic at Kia Center in Orlando, Florida, with the broadcast on FDSIN and FDSFL.
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