Utah Jazz Trade Fast-Break Punches With the Philadelphia 76ers as Philadelphia Controls the Paint at Delta Center

The Utah Jazz entered at 21-50 and the Philadelphia 76ers came in at 39-32, and the Sixers left the Delta Center with a 126-116 result.

First quarter

The Utah Jazz scored 34 in the opening quarter while the Philadelphia 76ers put up 38 to set the early margin.

The Jazz generated 30 fast-break points on 18 attempts, and the Sixers answered with 27 fast-break points on 15 attempts.

The Jazz protected the ball with 8 total turnovers, and the Sixers finished with 16 total turnovers.

Second quarter

The Utah Jazz posted 36 in the second quarter and moved the ball for 29 assists in the game, and this post-game report Utah Jazz noted an assist-to-turnover ratio of 3.63.

Elijah Harkless led the Jazz playmaking pressure with 5 steals in his previous-game line, and he added 15 points on 46 field goal percent.

The Sixers got 54 bench points, while the Jazz bench produced 36.

Third quarter

The Utah Jazz scored 24 in the third quarter while the Philadelphia 76ers scored 31, and the Sixers built offense around 74 points in the paint.

The Jazz produced 52 points in the paint, but Philadelphia finished at 62 two-point percent on 65 attempts in this post game analysis.

Ace Bailey’s previous-game line showed 25 points with 5 blocks, and the Jazz matched Philadelphia with 8 blocks as a team.

Fourth quarter

The Utah Jazz scored 22 in the fourth quarter while the Philadelphia 76ers scored 31 to close out the Utah Jazz vs Philadelphia 76ers full match report.

Kyle Filipowski’s previous-game line included 12 points and 6 rebounds, and the Jazz finished with 45 total rebounds compared to 64 for the Sixers.

The Jazz hit 94 free throw percent on 31 attempts, and the Sixers countered with 88 free throw percent on 32 attempts in the Utah Jazz post-match stats.

The Utah Jazz next game is scheduled for 9:00 PM EDT on 3/23/2026 at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA against the Toronto Raptors, with KJZZ and SportsNet on television and Jazz+ online.

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