Tyrese Haliburton scored 29 points, one of nine Indiana players in double figures as the Pacers set a franchise record for points in a game in a 162-109 rout of the Washington Wizards on Thursday night.

On Jan. 10, 1971, back when Richard Nixon was president, eight years before the NBA added the 3-point shot, the Baltimore Bullets fell to the Milwaukee Bucks 151-99, a 52-point demolition that ranked as the largest margin of defeat in franchise history.

After the game, Pacers radio announcer Pat Boylan posted to social media a spate of impressive statistics from the game. Most notably, Indiana's total was the highest in any regulation NBA game since 2008. The 162 points scored by the Pacers was a franchise record—no small feat for a team that began life in the offensive crucible of the ABA.