Indiana (37-22, won last three) @ Milwaukee (29-30, won last one )
Key Stats
Milwaukee
* 99.3 points per game
* 45% FG
* 41.9 rpg
*23.9 apg

Mar 22, 2012; Milwaukee, WI, USA; Milwaukee Bucks guard Monta Ellis (11) drives for the basket as Boston Celtics forward Brandon Bass (30) defends during the third quarter at the Bradley Center. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-US PRESSWIRE
Indiana
* 96.9 ppg
* 44% FG
* 43.3 rppg
* 18.4 appg
Position-by-position Matchups
PG-George Hill vs. Brandon Jennings
SG-Paul George vs. Monta Ellis
SF-Danny Granger vs. Carlos Delfino
PF-David West vs. Ersan Ilyasova
C-Roy Hibbert vs. Drew Gooden
Key Reserves
Washington-Epke Udoh, Beno Udrih, Mike Dunleavy Jr., Luc Richard Mbah a Moute
Indiana-Tyler Hansbrough, A.J. Price, Dahntay Jones, George Hill, Leandro Barbosa
Injuries of note
Milwaukee-None
Indiana- Darren Collison
Breakdown:
The Pacers clinched a playoff berth last night, and now can focus on keeping that third spot in the Eastern Conference. The Bucks want to make a move to get into the playoffs, so they have a lot more to play for tonight. Last time out for these teams, the Pacers put up their highest point total of the season with 125 and won easily, which I could see happening again. The Pacers were able to turn things around last night at home against Cleveland, and should be able to keep this momentum going towards the playoffs.
But with the Bucks wanting to make the playoffs, they can add an intensity to this game and come out aggressive, which the Pacers will have to combat. The Bucks could look for an upset of one of the top teams in the East, so they can make their own playoff push.
Prediction: Pacers 105 Bucks 97

