Hack-a-Shaq

I mean, dominance.

They basically created a thing called Hack-a-Shaq because he wasn't this great free throw shooter, but because he was so dominant inside the paint.

Like, the things that you-

No, they did Hack-a-Shaq 'cause he couldn't hit free throws.

No, I know that, but what I'm saying is that's how dominant he was in the paint that they had to basically go, "We can't cover this guy, so we're gonna have to foul him," right? "We're gonna have to just...

And just jump on his back." Like, his dominance was, for me, was so unbelievable, and he was dominating other seven-footers like they were, you know, 5'8", 5'9" type of players.

Oh, that's, that's why I didn't play basketball

... during, like, the Hack-a-Shaq era, there was guys who would come in and just-

Foul out.

Yeah.

They wanna get him more involved, and they're trying to see what he's capable of.

And it's crazy to see how the Browns deployed the Hack-a-Shaq technique against Darnell.

Like they pass-- It was pass interference every single time-

I know