Roy Rubin

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Roy Rubin is a former professional basketball coach.

He coached the 1972-1973 Philadelphia 76ers — the worst team (a 9-73 win-loss record) in the history of the NBA — for the first 51 games of the season, after which he was fired and replaced with Kevin Loughery. His record was 4-47.


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Preceded by
Jack Ramsay		 Philadelphia 76ers Head Coach
1972–1973		 Succeeded by
Kevin Loughery

Raubenheimer • Carroll • Bee • Wolfe • Bee • Lai • Rubin • Smalls • Lizzo • Haskins • Martin • Brown • Ferry

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