   Any normal 3-point team would have buried the Cats right then
and there, and that’s what usually happens. But fortunately for
the Bobcats, Philadelphia is coached by a man—Doug Collins—who
still thinks teams should play like the 1975 Buffalo Braves. The
76ers are 26th in the league in 3-pt attempts even though
they’re 14th in 3PT%. And thus there was a lot of mid-range
clanking out of them—just enough to allow the Bobcats to stumble
back into the game. Nowhere was this epitomized more than with
Holiday, who had terrible shooting diarrhea (he finished an
astounding 2-24 from the field). By early in the 3rd quarter the
Bobcats had tied it, and with 5:41 remaining in the period they
had lurched in front. They led for most of the rest of the way,
save for brief flashes of Lavoy Allen, Damien Wilkens, and
assorted other insufficient replacements for Nikola Vucevic.  It
wasn’t all poor strategy and execution by the Sixers, either
(though a pie chart breaking down the percentage of Bad
Sixers/Good Bobcats plays w