Philadelphia 76ers

By rss@youtube.com (DC4judicial) Author: DC4judicial Keywords: Eddie Jordan Pliladelphia 76ers new head coach introduce Added: June 1, 2009

Three games into the season and what exactly have we learned about the 76ers? Well, that's a very difficult question to answer as it seems coach Eddie Jordan isn't sure exactly what he has, either.

EDDIE JORDAN INSISTS that when the 76ers "get to a level where we're going to be really clicking . . . it's going to be a beautiful thing to be a part of."

76ers coach Eddie Jordan has had his starting five in place since the first practice, the first day of training camp.

After the 76ers' starters fell behind, 10-0, in a team scrimmage yesterday at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, first-year coach Eddie Jordan blew his whistle to stop the action.

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The 76ers had a 14-turnover second quarter during their 93-85 victory over the host New York Knicks on Tuesday, and first-year coach Eddie Jordan saw something he felt needed addressing when the team practiced yesterday at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.

After yesterday's practice, 76ers coach Eddie Jordan said he asked Thaddeus Young how he felt about New York City. Young responded that all cities are "about the same to me."

The mystery surrounding Samuel Dalembert continues as the 76ers began learning the Princeton offense under new coach Eddie Jordan.

When last season ended for the 76ers, it did so with inner turmoil that included players' claims of mismanagement. A month later, the team had a new head coach: Eddie Jordan.

Eddie Jordan did not teach the 76ers about the Princeton offense during the team's first training camp workout Tuesday.

At an event designed as an offensive tutorial, the 76ers' new head coach, Eddie Jordan, made it clear his team would worry first about playing defense.

SEPTEMBER 23: Peter Luukko, Ed Stefanski, Elton Brand(notes), Thaddeus Young(notes), Eddie Jordan, Ed Snider and Lara Price of the Philadelphia 76ers pose for a photo during a press conference where they unveiled the new jersey on September 23, 2009 at the Wachovia Center in Philadel...

Eddie Jordan labeled this season's 76ers a "transitional" team. New offense, new defense and new coach: not rebuilding but in transition.

He barely looks old enough to have a driver's license, but 76ers guard Lou Williams has been handed the keys to the team as the starting point guard for new coach Eddie Jordan.

The Philadelphia 76ers have introduced Eddie Jordan as their coach -- the team's third since the start of last season.

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Charles Barkley took a break from his golf lessons to give the Philadelphia 76ers some advice on who should be the clubhouse leader in their wide open search for their next head coach.

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By Dei Lynam Ed Stefanski used the term “wide open” in describing his field of candidates to replace Tony Dileo as head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers. But his field could soon be minus one quality candidate because of timing. ... Ailene Voisin: Kings' Petrie should get his man -- Eddie Jordan S...

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) When the number of NBA coaches who've been canned before Christmas starts to approach the number of teams Larry Brown has helmed, then you know something freakish is going on. 1. Eddie Jordan, Washington Wizards 2. Maurice Cheeks, Philadelphia 76ers 3. Sam Mitchell, Toronto Raptors 4. PJ Carlesimo, Oklahoma City Thunder 5. Randy Wittman, Minnesota T-Wolves 6. Theus, Sacramento So who'll be the next NBA coach to be unemployed? It's assumed that there'll be a moratorium until after the holidays, giving us some time to mull it over. My guess? Mike Dunleavy of the LA Clippers. His teams have been getting progressively worse over the past few seasons. Just a hunch.   [read the full post]