With 4:48 left in regulation, just seconds after a made Bennedict Mathurin layup, Trendon Watford, Andrew Nembhard and Myles Turner got into a scuffle on the far baseline.

The Indiana Pacers look to stay perfect in their five-game homestand when they face the Brooklyn Nets for the second straight game on Saturday in Indianapolis.

The Nets still led 91-86 with 41 seconds left before letting the Pacers force overtime. And that’s where they found a way to lose, trailing for the first time since the opening period and never regaining their composure.