It was over so quickly that the 76ers didn't know what hit them. That's not entirely true. They knew it was the Utah Jazz because the Jazz kept hitting them and hitting them. Much to the chagrin of Sixers coach Eddie Jordan, the Sixers didn't respond in their 112-90 loss Friday. That was reflected in the mood of the half-filled arena as the fans were either chanting the first part of Carlos Boozer's last name or expressing their displeasure over the Sixers' performance. Either way, Boozer ran over them like a truck, with 24 points and 12 rebounds. He was one of seven Jazz players to score in double figures. Utah outrebounded the Sixers (4-5) by 11. "It was ...