Recap: Milwaukee vs. Indiana

Milwaukee, WI (Sports Network) - Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis each posted 16 points and the Milwaukee Bucks dominated the Indiana Pacers, 99-85, at BMO Harris Bradley Center.

Samuel Dalembert had 14 points and six rebounds while Tobias Harris added 11 points for the Bucks, who have won three of their last four games.

Tyler Hansbrough had 17 points and five rebounds for the Pacers, who have dropped five of their past six games. Gerald Green scored 13 points and added six rebounds in the setback.

"We were trying to get it under control and did some different things there at the end," said Indiana head coach Frank Vogel. "It wasn't enough to win the game, but I'm happy with the fight the guys showed there at the end."

Milwaukee led this game from start to finish as the team scored the first seven points, capped on a pair of Dalembert free throws.

The Bucks later went on a 13-1 run in the frame and took a 33-17 lead into the second quarter.

"That's something that the coach preaches, taking it to them early," said Jennings. "That will shut them down and it did. It feels good to beat a team in our division that we had so much trouble with last year."

Indiana couldn't cut into the deficit in the second quarter as Milwaukee used a 12-3 run to create more space and took a 60-34 advantage into the halftime break.

Milwaukee scored the first six points of the third quarter to take its largest lead of the game at 66-34 and continued to have a comfortable margin throughout the frame.

It was an 82-53 game heading into the fourth and while Indiana cut into the lead, it didn't get within 14 points until the last shot of the game.