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The 1970–71 Indiana Pacers season was Indiana's fourth season in the American Basketball Association and fourth as a team. Entering this season, the Pacers sought to repeat as champions of the entire ABA, as well as remain in the state of Indiana so that they would be financially stable enough to showcase that a champion team in the ABA can stay intact and not move elsewhere for various reasons. This season saw the Pacers come close to matching their best record at the time with a 58–26 record helping solidify them as the Western Division champions by the end of the regular season. In the 1971 ABA Playoffs, the Pacers would sweep the Memphis Pros, but ultimately lose a seven-game series to the eventual champion Utah Stars ; for the next few seasons after that, the Stars would become bitter divisional rivals with the Pacers during their ABA tenure before the Utah franchise eventually folded operations by December 1975 during what later became the final ABA season played.
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