Doug Collins appearing on Mike & Mike this week
There's a certain free agent NBA coach and announcer who will be highly sought after by both ESPN and Turner should he decide to return to broadcasting. With Turner's NBA coverage coming to an end at the conclusion of the Eastern Conference Finals, former 76ers head coach Doug Collins will be joining ESPN for some very part-time duty as Bristol announced he will co-host...
Doug Collins Joins ESPN (For One Day)
Former TNT NBA analyst Doug Collins will return to television next week — on ESPN. Collins will guest-host the ESPN2 morning show “Mike and Mike in the Morning” on June 12, ESPN announced Monday. He [...]
Doug Collins out as 76ers coach
Doug Collins has resigned after three seasons as coach of the Philadelphia 76ers and will remain with the franchise as an adviser.
Collins has one year left on his original four-year deal worth $4.5 million. He steps down after a season so full of promise unraveled starting with the knee injury to center Andrew Bynum. The Sixers went 34-48 and missed the playoffs for the first time...
Via AP on Fox
April 18, 2013
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Doug Collins Resigns As Sixers Coach, Will Be Consultant
Doug Collins has resigned after three seasons as coach of the Philadelphia 76ers, but will stay with the franchise as a special consultant.
According to CBS Philly:
The Sixers made it official Thursday, Doug Collins is out as head coach. Collins will remain with the team in an advisory role.
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“Doug will not coach next season,” Sixers owner Josh Harris said. “A the end...
5 Sixer coaching candidates to replace Doug Collins
Doug Collins recently notified team officials that he would not be returning to the sidelines next season, so the Sixers are officially in the market for a new head coach. No, the Sixers’ struggles this season don’t fall solely on the shoulders of Collins. Not only did he have to deal with a serious string of injuries throughout the season, he never actually got to coach the...
Doug Collins Assistant Moves To Northwestern; Colly To Resign When Season Ends
Chris Collins has made another hire at Northwestern, taking on current Sixers assistant Brian James. Though James has been in the national basketball association for 13 years, prior to that he coached Collins in high school. Obviously Collins knows him well and that’s always a plus. James brings extensive knowledge from his national basketball association tour of duty which should...
Report: Collins is done with Sixers
Two people with knowledge of the situation tell The Associated Press that Doug Collins will not return next season as head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers.
The people spoke to The AP on Sunday on condition of anonymity because the Sixers and Collins had not formally announced the move. Collins told management he wanted to leave following a season that has the Sixers stuck in ninth...
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April 15, 2013
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Report: Head Coach Doug Collins Informs Sixers He Won’t Return After Season
Philadelphia 76ers head coach Doug Collins has informed the team’s management that he won’t return to finish out the last year of his contract next season.
Per Yahoo! Sports, Collins will resign at the end of the 2013 season.
While it seems to be the end of coaching on the sidelines for Collins, according to the Yahoo! Sports source, it’s possible that he could return to...
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Report: Collins to resign at year's end
Despite having a year left on his contract, Doug Collins will reportedly walk away from the 76ers at the end of the season.
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Collins: Big Macs are on me
The 76ers run a promotion where fans get free Big Macs if the team scores over 100 points. They scored 99 on Friday night, but coach Doug Collins has offered to treat.
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