Recap: Indiana vs. Philadelphia

Indianapolis, IN (Sports Network) - Dorell Wright led six Philadelphia players in double figures with 23 points, as the 76ers wrapped up their disappointing season on a high note with a 105-95 triumph over the playoff-bound Indiana Pacers on Wednesday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.

Evan Turner followed with 16 points, Damien Wilkins added 15 points and Arnett Moultrie supplied 14 points with 12 rebounds for the Sixers, who won three of their final four games to finish with a 34-48 mark.

The late season surge may not be enough to save the job of Sixers' head coach Doug Collins, as the team has already scheduled morning news conferences with the managing owner and Collins.

"I thanked them for their hard work," Collins said when asked what he said to the players after the game. "It was nice for us to hold on and win the game. I was proud of our guys for that."

Lavoy Allen donated a double-double with 11 points and 11 boards, while Thaddeus Young finished with 10 points in the victory.

Four of Indiana's usual starters -- George Hill, Paul George, David West and Roy Hibbert -- sat out the contest as the Pacers (49-32) had already secured the No. 3 seed. Indiana learned after the game it will meet Atlanta in the first round of the playoffs on Sunday.

Gerald Green made the most of the extended playing time, as he posted a career-high 34 points and six boards in the setback, Indiana's third in a row and fifth in its last six tries.

"Ideally, you want to be playing your best ball at this time of year," Pacers coach Frank Vogel said. "We were up until the final week. For whatever reason we've struggled the last week. But, I wouldn't overreact to it."

Philadelphia scored the first 11 points of the contest and held a 25-16 advantage after 12 minutes.

An 18-8 swing to open the second pushed the lead to 43-24 before the Sixers carried a 59-37 edge into the break.

Indiana trimmed the deficit to 85-68 to start the fourth before opening the final frame on a 14-5 surge to pull within seven.

The Sixers, though, scored the next six points and held on for the victory down the stretch.