MM and SFS, I humbly beg your pardon. I trust your index fingers aren't too painfully bruised from having to repeatedly press the "page down" button on my account.
I will not apologize for my position on Hak. If there had been improvement as the season went on, that'd be one thing. But the same problems persist (giving up answering goals, no O, poor performances on Saturday nights especially, lack of intelligent use of TOs, & etc.), without these problems seemingly even being addressed. No efffort to shake things up, sit non-performers, put certain lines on the ice after scoring to prevent a quick answering goal & etc. I am not demanding #8 this season, but I am demanding continuous improvement and getting everything out of the team that is possible. I just don't see it and I just don't see any alarm on the part of Hak that it's not there. That is just simply inexcusable. Maybe I'm so disappointed that I'm being too hard on him, but all I can say is that this is not a position that I have come to overnight, it's a culmination of the entire season.
If Hak doesn't know that the process by which he was hired put him on an incredibly short leash, he should.
I say what I'm thinking, I don't sugar-coat it, and if some don't like it, put me on your ignore list. I just don't give a damn.
If Hak does continue as coach and is able to bring the program back to its recent former glory, I will be the first to admit I was mistaken. I have nothing against Hak as a person, I just want what is best for my Sioux. And in this, well-meaning people are certain to disagree.