Golden State Warriors vs Indiana Pacers Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 1, 2025

Aaron Nesmith's 31 points powered Indiana past Golden State, 114–109, in a contest that largely cleaved to form despite a furious opening quarter. The Pacers, averaging 123.6 points allowed over their last five games, held the Warriors to 109—well below Golden State's recent 119.0-point-per-game clip—while Nesmith, Pascal Siakam (27 pts, 5 reb, 3 ast), and Quenton Jackson (25 pts, 6 reb, 10 ast) led the offensive charge.

The game's narrative hinged on the opening frame: a combined 60 points in Q1 set a blistering pace that neither team sustained. Indiana and Golden State combined for 111 in the first half, then nearly matched that output in the second (112 combined), but the fourth quarter's 53 combined points signaled defensive tightening. Stephen Curry supplied 24 points for the Warriors, while Jimmy Butler III chipped in 20 points, 6 rebounds, and 7 assists, but it wasn't enough. Jonathan Kuminga added 17 points and 5 rebounds off the bench.

The 223 combined total landed between expectations, as the game remained relatively balanced throughout—neither team ran away, and the final five-point margin reflected an otherwise competitive night where Indiana's depth and defense ultimately proved the difference.