I got to see something, from the Celtics, that I haven't seen in a long time: A strategic-minded coach providing sideline eyes and encouragement; players executing in an effort of unity; and straight-up basketball. The Celtics and 76ers rivalry mirrors the old Celtics and Lakers - of the NBA. They have collected more championships than any other teams in the National Old School Basketball League. The new players are beginning to understand this rivalry and are showing that the new generation is ready to adopt the attitudes it takes to play Celtics and 76ers basketball. The Celtics defeated the 76ers 97 - 64. The 76ers brought their confidence and championship bravado with them, but it was clear that they were willing to live or die from 3-point attempts. It didn't happen and they were left with 15-footers from Jordan (#42) - who scored 17 game points. Coach Wilson, of the Celtics, stood on the sideline and guided his team by being the extra two eyes and the players responded by covering down on defense and searching out open players for high percentage scoring. Jerel Jackson and Tim Sanks led the Celtics with 20 points each. They were joined by 17 from Sterling Hicks, Christopher None with 9, Steve Woodson with 7, Jerald Mahone with 6, Elliott Reid with 7, and 11 from Andre Dye. On defense, the Celtics dominated with 45 rebounds. Woodson's inside prowess produced 16 rebounds along with 7 from None, 9 from Sanks, and 6 from Jackson. Sterling Hicks orchestrated the offensive flow with 9 of the teams 22 assists. It was an interesting game to witness. Andre Dye, representing the new generation, gives his assessment.
The Celtics Reached Back And Brought It, 26 December 2019
I got to see something, from the Celtics, that I haven't seen in a long time: A strategic-minded coach providing sideline eyes and encouragement; players executing in an effort of unity; and straight-up basketball. The Celtics and 76ers rivalry mirrors the old Celtics and Lakers - of the NBA. They have collected more championships than any other teams in the National Old School Basketball League. The new players are beginning to understand this rivalry and are showing that the new generation is ready to adopt the attitudes it takes to play Celtics and 76ers basketball. The Celtics defeated the 76ers 97 - 64. The 76ers brought their confidence and championship bravado with them, but it was clear that they were willing to live or die from 3-point attempts. It didn't happen and they were left with 15-footers from Jordan (#42) - who scored 17 game points. Coach Wilson, of the Celtics, stood on the sideline and guided his team by being the extra two eyes and the players responded by covering down on defense and searching out open players for high percentage scoring. Jerel Jackson and Tim Sanks led the Celtics with 20 points each. They were joined by 17 from Sterling Hicks, Christopher None with 9, Steve Woodson with 7, Jerald Mahone with 6, Elliott Reid with 7, and 11 from Andre Dye. On defense, the Celtics dominated with 45 rebounds. Woodson's inside prowess produced 16 rebounds along with 7 from None, 9 from Sanks, and 6 from Jackson. Sterling Hicks orchestrated the offensive flow with 9 of the teams 22 assists. It was an interesting game to witness. Andre Dye, representing the new generation, gives his assessment.
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