It wasn't until the middle part of the third quarter that the sellout crowd began to get a true fix on what was happening before their very eyes.
They had been watching it, of course, but there seemed to be some sort of collective disbelief in the building, a sense of "This can't really be happening, can it?"
Suddenly, though, that collective skepticism morphed into a sustained roar at the moment Samuel Dalembert outworked Rasheed Wallace to grab one of Philadelphia's 11 offensive rebounds, one of an endless number of hustle plays that the Sixers pulled off throughout the night in a 95-75 stunner of a victory over the Detroit Pistons on Friday night in Game 3 of their first-round series.
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