Column: Dawn Staley has had to adjust to different teams, different styles of play, but through it all, even back to her days at Temple, she's always led with her humanity. It's a major reason why she's won as much as she has: inquirer.com/college-sports…

Rich Hofmann 3 way tiebreak: 1) division winner 2) combined h2h record. It’s dumb but sixers finish 7th if it’s a 3 way for 5th. If it’s a 4 way tie with those 3 and the pacers, the sixers finish 6th. Sixers also get 6th if it’s h2h with Orlando which requires 1 Miami loss and pacers winning

Heat-Hawks some of the worst hoops I’ve watched all year. Excruciatingly bad offense.

#NationalChampionship #highknees

I am floored by this.

Not only was that craziest win of the Sixers season, it was also the most important win of the Sixers season.

Three games left, two against bad teams, all at home.

Ricky Council, pass of the season?

Do not care if Oubre missed that (very tough) shot, that was Nick Nurse's Mona Lisa.

Nico Batum should be an NFL quarterback.

I would play Tyrese Maxey and Kelly Oubre the rest of this game. And considering Nick Nurse's history, I suspect he agrees with me.

Probably some medical reasoning behind it, but interesting that he played last night.

Hardest game on the Sixers schedule left tonight, which is odd to say when they still have Orlando left. But no Embiid, second game of a back-to-back, hard one to win. twitter.com/NBAKrell/statu…

Jason Kelce, Lane Johnson and Rey Mysterio. Three of the great athletes of our time.

The ESPN broadcast did the official dirty with the angle they showed.

I am pro letting some illegal screens go late (see: Tobias Harris freeing up Joel Embiid in Toronto), but when you slide so far like that, I think that's gotta be called. twitter.com/taylortwellman…

First earthquake I remember like that in Philly since 2011.

Here's the available film on 7 of 8 non-rim twos attempted by Tyrese Maxey in last night's win over Miami.

He made 6 of them.

Snaked ball screens, crossovers, clean spin move footwork into the shot, creating space to gather left and right.