(Philadelphia, PA)- 2010-11 is going to be a rebuilding year for the Philadelphia 76ers. With a new head coach in Doug Collins as well as a new team president in Rod Thorn, the team hopes to take steps forward and leave their 27-55 season behind them. The Sixers are also looking into cashing in on what they believe is good luck.

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“He [Iguodala] can be very tough and he can bring a toughness to this team. To me, if he’s an all-league defender at that three spot, that means we’re going to be able to get out and run and that’s what we do best.” -Head Coach Doug Collins (Philadelphia, PA)- This week has turned out to be a very active time for the Philadelphia 76ers. Today, the team announced the hiring of Rod Thorn as the …

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Doug Collins, the new head coach for the Philadelphia 76ers, talks about his first thoughts about his new team, the direction they are going to go in and the players he already has on the roster. With a turnaround in his to-do list, Collins has to take what is left on the roster and meld it with the younger players to try and create a competitive team. *** Hey, if you like this kind of …

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Can new coach Doug Collins turn Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner into Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen?

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Benton native Doug Collins was home last week.

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This summer was a big offseason for the Philadelphia 76ers; laugh if you may, but the team will look drastically different than last season, although they stayed completely inactive. Despite being non existent in the free-agent fiasco, the Sixers made major changes with the acquisition of new head coach Doug Collins and the trade of long-time Sixer Samuel Dalembert

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Outside the University of Central Florida Arena, where Doug Collins was conducting his first practice as 76ers coach Friday, rain fell on a bronze statue of the college’s mascot, an armored knight astride a galloping steed.

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Former Missouri Tiger head coach will be on Doug Collins’ Philadelphia 76ers staff. New Philadelphia 76ers coach Doug Collins has named former Missouri Tiger head coach Quin Snyder an assistant coach on his staff.

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Sixers name assistants to Collins’ staff

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The Philadelphia 76ers announced today that Head Coach Doug Collins has named his coaching staff for the upcoming season. Michael Curry will serve as associate head coach while Brian James and Quin Snyder have been added as assistant coaches. In addition, Aaron McKie will return in his role as an assistant coach.

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Quin Snyder Mercer Island grad, Duke star and former Missouri coach spent three years coaching in NBA’s D-League. Now he’s on Doug Collins’ staff in Philadelphia.

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Doug Collins AP New 76ers coach Doug Collins joined the show to talk about the upcoming draft (the Sixers have the No. 2 pick) and why he left

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Two former Detroit Pistons head coaches are reuniting in Philadelphia.

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New 76ers head coach Doug Collins added Quin Snyder to his coaching staff in a developmental role, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer The last three seasons, the 43-year-old Snyder was the head coach of the Austin Toros, which is the NBA Developmental League team of the San Antonio Spurs.

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The Philadelphia 76ers plan to bolster their player development side under new Coach Doug Collins by bringing in former Missouri Coach Quin Snyder to head that position, league sources told NBA.com.

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The Philadelphia 76ers plan to bolster their player development side under new coach Doug Collins by bringing in former University of Missouri coach Quin Snyder to head that position, according to league sources.

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I’ll be the first to admit it: When news broke that the Sixers considered Doug Collins the favorite to replace Eddie Jordan as their new coach, I was consumed with an overwhelming feeling of dread.

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