This time the Nets didn’t collapse down the stretch. It was a frenetic fourth-quarter rally that fell just short in a 108-103 road loss to the Pacers.

The Nets playing back-to-back road games against the Indiana Pacers meant they had opportunity to quickly avenge Thursday’s overtime loss inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse, a game that featured a heated scuffle between the teams and Trendon Watford’s first career ejection.

Pascal Siakam scored eight of his 26 points over the final 3 1/2 minutes Saturday and Myles Turner made five three-pointers and finished with 22 points to help the Indiana Pacers hold off the charging Brooklyn Nets 108-103.

March Madness is in full swing, so we can all watch potential prospects that might be playing in Brooklyn next season. With the click of a button (or a few, depending on how you watch), you can watch college hoops AND your Nets,

For the second time in just three days, the Brooklyn Nets take on the Indiana Pacers on the road tonight. The Eastern Conference bout will be the final meeting