So, the Nuggets decided to fire the Coach of the Year rather than give him a new contract. Okay. With that said, I hear the Sixers are looking for a coach... (dodges projectiles) In all seriousness, my first instinct is that the Sixers won't go after Karl, and Karl may not even be interested in coming to Philadelphia. I'm not the most knowledgeable about the NBA, admittedly, but based on what I do know about Karl, he doesn't seem like the ideal coach for a young or rebuilding team. With that said, the man has obviously had quite a bit of success in the league, and deserves a bit of a mention. I'd take him over Larry Brown in a heartbeat, anyway. So, George Karl for the Sixers? Does that warrant a "No," a "Maybe," or a "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" from you? I'm curious.

Yippee, the draft lottery has determined that the 7-6 will select in the late lottery in a bad draft...read all about it.

Sam Hinkie is gonna bring stats and analysis to a Sixers team that has been lacking both, but is it a good thing?

Thaddeus Young (28 points, 8 rebounds) and Jrue Holiday discuss the 76ers 124-101 loss to the Atlanta Hawks at the Wells Fargo Center (March 10th, 2013).

An Easter treat from The Wooder Cooler

Post game press conferences with Spencer Hawes, Jrue Holiday, and Evan Turner after the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Charlotte Bobcats 100-92 at the Wells Fargo Center. Evan Turner led the way with 22 points and 7 rebounds in the win. (March 30th, 2013)

Post game interviews with Thaddeus Young, Spencer Hawes, and Damien Wilkins after the 76ers beat the Bucks 100-92 at the Wells Fargo Center

TheWooderCooler.com takes scouts and previews the NCAA tournament and the players that might be available to the Sixers in the late lottery this June

Post game interviews with Spencer Hawes, Damien Wilkins and Dorell Wright after the 76ers defeated the Nets 106-97 at the Wells Fargo Center. Spencer Hawes led the way with 24 points, 10 rebounds, 7 assists and 2 blocked shots. Damien Wilkins started and added 13 points in 35 minutes, and Dorell Wright added 15 points off the bench. (March 11th, 2013)

This seems incredibly misguided to me. Basically, his argument is that, because the Sixers have made bad top ten draft selections in the past, there's no reason to tank in an effort for a higher draft pick. He even says that there is no obvious candidate for the #1 selection (since pundits have declared it so) and therefore even lesser motivation to obtain the highest pick. However, if I recall correctly, as recently as two years ago, there was no standout in the class, but the Cavaliers took Kyrie Irving anyway and that has worked out pretty well for them.