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The Birth of HackaShaq The New York Times
Popovich gets to the heart of the game: Score as many points as possible and prevent the opponent from scoring, and if putting a poor foul shooter on the line prevents a team from scoring points.
What is the Hack a Shaq rule? How bad was it? Basketball Noise
Spurs Head Coach Gregg Popovich employs "Hack-a-Shaq" within the first five seconds of the first game of the 2008-09 season. After Shaq's offseason comments about the tactic, Pop thought.
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Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, a famed proponent of the strategy, went as far as to make a joke out of it in the 2009 playoffs. He called for a hack-a-Shaq within five seconds of the opening tip.
The Birth of HackaShaq The New York Times
Spurs' Hack-a-Shaq on O'Neal came five seconds into the game as Popovich's words came true. Former Suns player Michael Finley executed the Hack-a-Shaq five seconds record by wrapping his arms around Shaquille, forcing the play to stop early in the match. Shaq immediately looked at Popovich and received two thumbs-ups from him while they laughed.
NBA approves changes to cut down on HackaShaq situations
Gregg Popovich of San Antonio Spurs hates "Hack-a-Shaq" fouling strategy - ESPN Full Scoreboard » ESPN NBA Home Scores Schedule Standings Stats Teams Players Daily Lines More San Antonio.
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Coach Popovich - or "Pop" as he was usually called - successfully used this tactic during the 2008 Playoffs against Shaq when he played for the Phoenix Suns. The Spurs consistently fouled O'Neal during their first-round series against the Suns. The Spurs eliminated the Suns in 5 games, thanks in part to their tactics.
POLL The HackAShaq Rule CBS Texas
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Shaquille O’Neal Hated the HackAShaq, Became More Physical After It Sportsmanor
It disrupts the flow of the game. If there's an equitable way to get rid of it, I'm all for it. "But it's part of the game. It's part of the rules now and if you think somebody can't shoot a free throw you might as well take advantage of it. If you think somebody can't shoot you don't guard him the same way.
How HackaShaq Hurts the N.B.A. The New Yorker
When Gregg Popovich Used the Hack-A-Shaq Special on Shaquille O'Neal Published 06/30/2020, 10:47 AM EDT By Maitreyee Joshi Follow Us The NBA community is well aware that Shaquille O'Neal was almost of a different species. The 7′ 1", 325 lb league star sure left his mark on the game as a player.
HackAShaq, Revisited Top 20 Worst Free Throw Shooters in NBA History News, Scores
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Shaq gets his first hack-a-shaq from the San Antonio Spurs in the start of the the 08-09 season!!
Gregg Popovich of San Antonio Spurs hates "HackaShaq" fouling strategy ESPN
Popovich starts the game with a hack-a-shaq 5 seconds after the tip as a joke to tease Shaquille O'Neal
HackaShaq not pretty and often not effective, either
Hack-a-Shaq is a basketball defensive strategy used in the National Basketball Association (NBA) that involves committing intentional fouls (originally a clock management strategy) for the purpose of lowering opponents' scoring.
NBA Insider HackaShaq troubling, but what to do?
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