Which means obviously with the Sixers.
“I am hoping that I am still active and I would like to coach four or five years in Philadelphia,” he (Doug Collins) said.
So much for the assumption that Collins was taking things in Philadelphia on a yearly basis.
“I feel good about our team and I love my staff, what we are doing and where we are headed,” Collins continued. “The ownership, Josh [Harris], has been so good to me, so I feel really good about that.”
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