Can you say letdown? That's what the Spurs have to avoid after they upset the Jazz at home last night, 104-102. As an added bonus, the victory gave Gregg Popovich the most regular season coaching wins in NBA history. All in all, a tremendous night in San Antonio basketball history.

The Spurs accomplished the victory by rallying from 15 points down in the fourth quarter. However, now San Antonio draws a rested Pacers team that is desperate for a victory having lost three in a row.

The Pacers blew an eight-point fourth quarter lead in a 127-124 home loss to the Cavaliers this past Tuesday. They've had three full days to stew about that defeat and be ready for this matchup.

The Pacers have some underrated young talent. That talent level is raised with the return of Chris Durate.

Indiana has covered during its last five visits to San Antonio. The Spurs are just 3-11 ATS following a point spread cover.