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[QUOTE="kcsu, post: 137291, member: 528"]
Yes he was which provided him with a unique view on how to stop QB's as he got into coaching. My point is that Shafer switched to D side of the ball years ago and has proven himself not only as a D position coach but as a top flight DC.  Hack on the other hand has zero experiance coaching any position on O none at all and has been handed the keys to our O which is why i think we had major problems this year with a veteran team.  As to the post above i disagree.  I think that we misused both AAM and Smith as running backs and that both should have recieved more playing time or AAM should have been Red shirted this year.  As to WR i also dont agree. Grahm was having a very good year and all of a sudden wasnt used. Foster, West, Flemming were not used properly and most likely had confidence hurt. Ryan was spotty at best and Hacks use of him was poor. Ryan is a streak passer who need confidence and needs to get into a groove.  Run Run third and long pass wasnt the ticket. After two or maybe three games Hack needed to realize that his and Dougs wish to establish the run to set up the pass wasnt going to happen.  If it wasnt happening against weak teams like RI and Tulane what the heck did they think would happen when they started to play real teams. So i disagree with your post other than the fact that Yes Hack is Dougs hack.
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