Player of the Game
DANNY GRANGER
Led all scorers with 29 points on 10-of-29 shooting, 5-of-13 from the 3-point line, adding 14 rebounds, six assists and one blocked shot in 41 minutes.

Plus-Minus
Name Min. +/- Name Min. +/-
Travis Diener DNP --- Mike Dunleavy DNP ---
T.J. Ford DNP --- Jeff Foster 11:01 +7
Danny Granger 40:46 +2 Tyler Hansbrough DNP ---
Luther Head DNP --- Roy Hibbert 18:10 +1
Dahntay Jones 34:07 +15 Solomon Jones 22:10 +13
Josh McRoberts 7:40 -12 Troy Murphy 20:03 -6
A.J. Price 16:00 -2 Brandon Rush 36:58 -10
Earl Watson 33:05 +2

Hustle Board
  • Points in the paint: Spurs 42, Pacers 38
  • Fast-break points: Pacers 13, Spurs 10
  • Second-chance points: Pacers 17, Spurs 13
  • Points off turnovers: Pacers 13, Spurs 7
  • Stat of the Night
    The Pacers had 29 assists against just 11 turnovers.
    Noteworthy
  • The Pacers closed out the preseason with a 3-4 record. The Spurs are 4-3.
  • Indiana was without one-third of its roster: Travis Diener (left foot), Mike Dunleavy (right knee), T.J. Ford (left hamstring), Tyler Hansbrough (right shin) and Luther Head (right ankle).
  • Troy Murphy was limited by a sore foot.
  • This was the Pacers' first game as an NBA franchise in Bloomington. The ABA Pacers played here in 1972.
  • After allowing 61 points on 50 percent shooting in the first half, the Pacers held the Spurs to 51 points and .476 shooting in the second.
  • Danny Granger and Brandon Rush combined to score 20 of the Pacers' 22 points in the fourth quarter.
  • Josh McRoberts scored the only other bucket but it turned out to be the game-winner that made it 114-110 with 1:03 remaining. McRoberts followed with a steal that helped seal the verdict.
  • Former Broad Ripple High and IUPUI star George Hill led the Spurs with 21 points off the bench, making 7-of-10 from the field.
  • Up Next
    The Pacers open the regular season Wednesday, Oct. 28 in Atlanta against the Hawks (Fox Sports Indiana, 1070 The Fan AM).

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  • Oct. 23, 2009 at Bloomington, Ind.
    Pacers 114, Spurs 112