Sixers future uncertain, except Doug Collins
Game Seven losses can be moments of realization of the work left to be done and the future that lies ahead, or they can be moments of realization of just how far you still have left to go and the hopelessness of the future.
Philadelphia is in a weird place. Typically a young team like the 76ers might view a Game Seven loss at Boston as a stepping stone to bigger and better things...
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2 days ago
Sixers Plan To Extend Collins' Contract
Doug Collins' contract is guaranteed for one more season.
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3 days ago
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3 days ago
Doug Collins showers praise on Boston Celtics after Game 7
After his Philadelphia 76ers fell 85-75 to the Boston Celtics in Game 7, Doug Collins gave a press conference that swelled with graciousness and class.He clearly has the utmost respect for the Celtics, and he let the world know even while hurting from his team’s tough defeat.“I don’t look at them as the Big Three,” he said. “I look at them as the Championship...
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4 days ago
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4 days ago
Collins laments 76ers' lack of scoring
The 76ers were done in by Boston point guard Rajon Rondo in losing Game 7 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series to the Celtics on Saturday night, 85-75. But they were also done in by their own anemic offense. The Sixers' point total and shooting percentage (35.0) were series lows, and they made just 27.8 percent of their 3-point attempts. For coach Doug Collins, it...
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5 days ago
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5 days ago
76ers get history lesson as Game 7 looms
Down 3-2 to rival Boston Celtics and with his team's playoff future hanging in the balance, Philadelphia 76ers coach Doug Collins took his players back 30 years in Celtics-Sixers history for a little motivation before Game 6 on Wednesday.
Sure, the heyday of the Philly-Boston rivalry may have come in the 1960s, when Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell battled in the postseason...
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7 days ago
Starting 5: An affront to the game, an affront to officiating, and Doug Collins wants more
Every morning, we'll give you five things from the night before in the NBA to start your day.
1: There was no game last night... I REPEAT... NO GAME LAST NIGHT!!!
That... thing... that involved five guys in green shirts and five guys in white shirts running up and down a large wooden floor was not basketball. It was to basketball what Velveeta is to cheese: You can dance...
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7 days ago
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7 days ago
76ers confident despite Game 7 odds
The Philadelphia 76ers have given themselves a chance. By outlasting the Celtics 82-75 in Game 6 Wednesday at the Wells Fargo Center, they get to play Game 7 Saturday in Boston. They lack the experience -- not to mention home-court advantage -- of the Celtics. But in a series in which no team has won consecutive games, they're going to take their best shot at TD Garden. ...
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8 days ago
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8 days ago
Thanks for the Great Ride, Sixers!
So we get a Game 7. But before we start dreaming about a repeat of 1982, it is time to thank Doug Collins and the Philadelphia 76ers for the great season they have given their fans.
Six home playoff games certainly exceed any expectation that existed for this team before the season started. The young team has shown substantial growth as well as a glimpse of what the future can be...
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8 days ago
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8 days ago
76ers coach Collins enjoying renewed rivalry
It's not surprising that the Celtics-76ers series will go at least six games and maybe longer. These franchises have seemingly been programmed for such wars as they meet now for the 19th time. (The first seven were when what became the Sixers were based in Syracuse. The Celtics also faced the Philadelphia Warriors twice before they moved to the Bay Area.) The Celtics took...
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10 days ago
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10 days ago
Time for Turner to start
Doug Collins is known to play favorites with his players as the Sixers coach.
He likes guys that play the game the right way such as playing defense and running his plays. He likes to deal with guys that are coachable. That’s why Jrue Holliday, Andre Iguodala and Jodi Meeks will be on the court no matter how bad they play.
Evan Turner does not get much minutes since he is not Collins’...
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April 29, 2012
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April 29, 2012
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