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Iverson dropped 28 points Wednesday Night to take the Series to a final game 5
Sixers Force Series Back to Boston

Allen Iverson's jumper with 22.6 seconds left broke a tie, and his free throws with 1.6 ticks left sealed an 83-81 victory Wednesday night as the Sixers won their second consecutive elimination game. Iverson scored 28 points for Philadelphia, which will go for a series-clinching victory Friday night in Boston.



Iverson with a breakaway lay up, just 2 of his amazing 42 point performance, as fellow Sixers Matt Harpring and Eric Snow watch

Sixers Game 5 Tonight 8:00 Eastern Time.

The Celtics look to Antoine Walker after an amazing first half Sunday afternoon, breaking the Playoff record bangin' 6 Three Point Completions in one quarter, and Paul Peirce the possible MVP for the 2001-2002 Season to help over throw "The Answer" Allen Iverson and his Philadelphia 76ers.



Sixers Force Game 4

Allen Iverson scored 42 points, but Derrick Coleman and Corie Blount made the clutch plays that kept the Sixers' season alive in Sunday's 108-103 victory over Boston. Coleman tipped in a missed shot to give Philadelphia the lead for good with 45 seconds to play, and he blocked an Antoine Walker three-point attempt on Boston's final possession. Blount's defense forced Paul Pierce into two bad plays in the waning minutes. Game 4 will be 8 p.m. Wednesday at the First Union Center.



Sixers Open Playoffs on Sunday

With their 103-80 loss to Indiana on Wednesday, the Sixers enter the Eastern Conference playoffs as the No. 6 seed and will open the postseason in Boston at 12:30 p.m. ET on Sunday (NBC). Eric Snow had 16 and Matt Harpring had 15 for Philadelphia, which played without Allen Iverson, Derrick Coleman, Corie Blount and Dikembe Mutombo.



Post Game Quote

Sixers Coach Larry Brown After Game 1 - "I’m disappointed only because of the integrity of this game. I wish we could have had all of our players. The guys who played, played great but the Pacers just dominated. They deserved to win. They had to win five in a row to make the playoffs and that’s something they should be happy with. The hurt players are well rested and I hope they will be ready. We’ve had to overcome a lot this season. A lot of the young kids learned tonight that it’s not so easy."



Sixers Announce First Round Schedule
and 2002 Playoff Roster

The Philadelphia 76ers have announced their roster and schedule for the first round of NBA Playoffs 2002 versus the Boston Celtics. All rosters must be reduced to 12 active players for the NBA Playoffs.



76ers Place Forward Corie Blount on the Injured List; Activate Forward Damone Brown
Sixers General Manager Billy King announced Wed., April 17, 2002 that the 76ers have placed forward Corie Blount on the injured list with a right knee contusion and activated forward Damone Brown.



Eric Snow Named NBA Player of the Week
After helping to lead the Sixers to a 3-1 record for the week, Eric Snow was named the Eastern Conference Player of the Week, for games played Monday, April 8 through Sunday, April 14. He averaged 17.0 points, 8.0 assists, and 3.8 rebounds during the week and helped the Sixers to clinch their fourth straight playoff berth.



Sixers Among Most Popular NBA Merchandise
The Sixers and Allen Iverson merchandise are in the top 10 most popular items sold during the course of the 2001-02 season.










  2001-02 Philadelphia 76ers Roster
  NUM PLAYER POS HT WT DOB FROM YRS
 11 Raja Bell G 6-5 204 9/19/76 Florida International '99 1
 40 Corie Blount F-C 6-10 242 1/04/69 Cincinnati '93 8
 25 Damone Brown** F 6-8 202 6/28/79 Syracuse '01 R
 12 Speedy Claxton G 5-11 166 5/08/78 Hofstra '00 R
 44 Derrick Coleman F 6-10 270 6/21/67 Syracuse '90 11
 5 Vonteego Cummings G 6-3 190 2/29/76 Pittsburgh '99 2
 1 Samuel Dalembert** C 6-11 250 5/10/81 Seton Hall '01 R
 21 Matt Harpring F-G 6-7 231 5/31/76 Georgia Tech '98 3
 3 Allen Iverson G 6-0 165 6/07/75 Georgetown '98 5
 0 Alvin Jones C 6-11 265 9/09/78 Georgia Tech '01 R
 9 Derrick McKey F 6-10 241 10/10/66 Alabama '88 14
 8 Aaron McKie G 6-5 209 10/02/72 Temple '94 7
 55 Dikembe Mutombo C 7-2 265 6/25/66 Georgetown '91 10
 41 Jabari Smith** C 6-11 250 2/12/77 Louisiana State '00 1
 20 Eric Snow G 6-3 204 4/24/73 Michigan State '95 6




 HEAD COACH Larry Brown (College - North Carolina '63)
 ASSISTANT COACHES
Randy Ayers (College - Miami (OH) '78)
Dave Hanners (College - North Carolina '76)
John Kuester (College - North Carolina '77)
Courtney Witte (College - Indiana '86)
Mike Woodson (College - Indiana '80)
 STRENGTH-AND-CONDITIONING COACH James Lloyd
 TRAINER Lenny Currier (College - Arizona State '81)

* - on injured list
** - not on playoff roster
                                                                                
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