The Pacers' offense became very disjointed when they had to make up a postponed road game at New Orleans two days ago. Indiana shot just 36.6 percent from the floor in losing, 96-92, to the second-worst defensive team in the NBA.

Now the Pacers are back home, but their offense still could be missing. Indiana isn't going to get many missed opportunities with the way DeAndre Jordan has been rebounding. The Clippers' star defensive center is averaging 18.5 rebounds per game this month.

Indiana, though, has held eight of its past 11 opponents to 100 points or fewer. The Pacers have played a very slow pace during their past 10 games, second-slowest in the league during this span.

The Clippers aren't going to look to run either since this is their sixth road game in their last seven games and third game in four days.The Clippers have played five straight games against good offenses. They are stepping down in offensive class here.