Indiana Pacers vs Toronto Raptors Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 26, 2025

Toronto's earlier 129–111 win over Indiana this season suggested a comfortable home advantage, but the rematch proved far tighter—and, more importantly, dramatically slower. The Raptors claimed a 97–95 victory with a combined total of 192, landing 41.5 points under the 233.5 market total. DAGGER leaned under, and it cashed.

The game's tempo shifted dramatically from the first half to the second. Toronto and Indiana combined for 99 points through two quarters, with Q2 the only outlier at 53 combined points. The second half proved a slog: Q3 produced 47 combined points and Q4 just 46, as both offenses sputtered in the closing stretches. Brandon Ingram paced Toronto with 26 points and 8 rebounds, while Scottie Barnes added 24 points and 10 boards to anchor the Raptors' defense-first approach. For Indiana, T.J. McConnell distributed 16 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 assists, and Bennedict Mathurin chipped in 15 points.

The low-scoring affair reflected the Pacers' recent struggles—they've allowed 124.4 points per game over their last ten—while Toronto's league-leading defensive form (109.8 allowed per game) came through in a gritty, possession-by-possession battle. Neither team could establish rhythm, and the result was a defensive grind that punished the over-aggressive 233.5 number with more than 40 points to spare.