Sixers Make History and Beat Spurs

Sixers Make History and Beat Spurs

Today Sixers made history by beating the Spurs for the first time since 2011. Twenty-eleven was so long ago that 392,000,000 people alive today were not even born yet. That's pretty much an entirely new United States-worth of new people doin their thing today that were hardly conceived the last time the Sixers beat the Spurs. In 2011, Doug Collins was coach, Jrue Holiday and Thad Young were finding their way, and Lou Wiliams was dishin it off to Spencer Hawes down low, that's how long ago that was. Back then, Donald Trump was a a mere gameshow host, Obama was in charge, Wall Street was occupied and the Arab Spring was in full-effect. Remember those good 'ol days? Well maybe the Sixers beating the Spurs for the first time since then is a sign of those good things to come again. One can only hope.

Next up for the Sixers -- Detroit. At home. Friday night. #Trusttheprocess

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