| It was the most the most points Ross has scored 
				since he dropped 51 with the Toronto Raptors back in 2014. 
				Nikola Vucevic added 17 points and 10 rebounds after finding out 
				he was selected an All-Star reserve before the game.
 The Magic had lost seven of their past eight coming into 
				Thursday, but they are still only four games out of eighth place 
				in the Eastern Conference.
 
 Myles Turner led the Pacers with 27 points and grabbed seven 
				rebounds, and Bojan Bogdanovic added 21 points.
 
 Indiana has lost four straight since losing leading scorer 
				Victor Oladipo to a season-ending quadriceps tendon injury. To 
				make matters worse, Oladipo's backup, Tyreke Evans, has missed 
				the last three games due to lower back soreness.
 
 Vucevic broke the tie with 5:08 to play, and D.J. Augustin 
				rattled off five straight points to put the Magic ahead 96-89 
				with 3:18 left.
 
 A basket by Darren Collison brought the Pacers to within 96-94 
				with 2:21 left, but Ross hit an 18-foot jumper. Collison 
				committed a foul while Augustin attempted a 3-pointer, and 
				Augustin hit all three free throws to extend the lead to 101-94 
				with 1:26 left.
 
 The Magic jumped out to an early 11-0 lead, and they were on top 
				until Collison scored to put the Pacers ahead 54-53 with 9:56 
				left in the third quarter. Indiana led 73-69 at the end of the 
				third quarter.
 
 Orlando had a 13-point lead with about six minutes left in the 
				second quarter, but Indiana cut the deficit to 51-48 by 
				halftime.
 
 Ross got hot to start the second quarter, hitting four 
				3-pointers in five minutes. The Magic took a 41-28 lead after 
				Ross completed a four-point play with 5:47 left in the second 
				quarter.
 
 Indiana outscored the Magic 11-2 over the final three minutes of 
				the half to get back into the game.
 
 --Field Level Media
 
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