"Hack a Shaq" needs a new name...

[NumberSix]

Because it's just clumsy and awkward when trying to apply it to other people.

[SugarHill]

Shaq said the same thing except his reasoning was that it hurt his feelings

[VengefulAngel]

Shaq said the same thing except his reasoning was that it hurt his feelings


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[Geh]

Hack a Dummy is fine by me.

[NumberSix]

How about "low-line"?

Low-Line = the strategy of putting a low percentage free throw shooter on the free throw line.

Like: "it looks like they're low-lining Deandre".

[Dr Hawk]

Hack a bricker

[jayfan]

Nah, it should stay. It has a nice ring to it, and he earned it as a staple. His ego will learn to deal with it. He likes to name everything after himself anyway.




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[Real14]

Hack A Retardre fits this era perfectly.

[gts]

Hack A Retardre fits this era perfectly.nah.. too easy to confuse that with your posting style

[J Shuttlesworth]

Hack-a-Shaq is perfect and it rhymes.

[Jud]

Why not just make it simple? Hack-A-Bad Free Throw Shooter :confusedshrug:

[Real14]

nah.. too easy to confuse that with your posting style
womp womp:rolleyes: :facepalm

[Solid Snake]

Nah, it has its own Wikipedia entry.

[Optimus Prime]

Hack A Guy That Doesn't Work On His Freethrows Then Whines That The League Needs To Change The Rules To Bail Him Out?

Nah, I think Hack-a-Shaq is here to stay. Flows off the tongue a bit better.

:kobe:

[Done_And_Done]

Hack a cack ass ft shooter

[sd3035]

intentional foul

[oarabbus]

Reggie called it the "hacka" last game. Not too bad.

[Taller than CP3]

Shaq's been saying that for the past 20 years.

Shaq is too alpha and a legend to be disrespected and named after missing his own free throws. Dude has 4 rings. At least name it after a beta with none, like Hack A Dwight. Then it makes sense.

[sd3035]

Hack a "insert name"

I get that Shaq was the first guy they did it to, but it sounds retarded to say hack a Shaq when it's Deandre Jordan

Hack a Jordan was fine

[Prometheus]

Another problem with "Hack a Shaq" is that it can't be used as a verb.

What I mean is, the language around the term is awkward. You hear "San Antonio is going with the 'hack-a-Jordan' here" and not "San Antonio is 'hack-a-Jordan'ing the Clippers"... what we need is a term that can be used as a verb.

I like "spam-foul". They're spam-fouling DeAndre Jordan.

[BigMacAttack]

What about 'fouling'? Like 'And they are now deliberately fouling Dwight when ever he gets the ball"

[the mesiah]

Make em pay 'dre ..
Filet a 'dre
Make em play 'dre
:confusedshrug:

[Spurs5Rings2014]

Shaq said the same thing except his reasoning was that it hurt his feelings

And that's precisely why it should stay.

:lol