Oklahoma City Thunder vs Indiana Pacers Final Score & Over/Under Result — Oct 23, 2025

The fourth quarter decided it. Combined scoring reached 67 points in regulation's final frame, and when that wasn't enough to settle the contest, overtime delivered 50 more—a combined 276 that obliterated typical pace. Oklahoma City edged Indiana 141–135 in a game that turned on offensive firepower in the clutch.

The first half had been measured: 101 combined points split evenly between the teams. But the second half exploded. The third quarter added 58 combined points, setting the stage for a fourth-quarter sprint that brought both benches to their feet. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was the catalyst for OKC, pouring in 55 points with 8 rebounds and 5 assists. Ajay Mitchell added 26 points off the bench, while Aaron Wiggins contributed 23 points and 9 rebounds. Indiana's Bennedict Mathurin countered with 36 points and 11 rebounds, and Pascal Siakam posted a near-double-double with 32 points and 15 boards.

The overtime period—50 combined points in just five minutes—underscored how evenly matched these offenses were. Neither team could pull away decisively until the final possessions, when Oklahoma City's scoring touch held firm. This was a game decided by offensive execution in the margins, not by defensive walls. The combined 276 eclipsed expectations in a thriller that required an extra period to determine a winner.