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Jonny2TheP

Senior
Dec 11, 2007
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This kid has some talent. Can do a lot of things around the rim and with his back to the basket.

Also, I can't figure out why Nebraska refuses to put a body on him on rebound opportunities...
 
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willycat

Junior
Jan 11, 2005
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318
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Jonny2TheP said:
This kid has some talent. Can do a lot of things around the rim and with his back to the basket.

Also, I can't figure out why Nebraska refuses to put a body on him on rebound opportunities...
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Yes but he is only 6-8.
 
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RhabdoWildcat

Junior
Dec 15, 2009
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Pardon reminds me of guys Michigan State usually lines up against us. Active guys with long arms and high motor.
 
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ToledoCat

Freshman
Dec 7, 2007
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Good point though - Nebraska played him soft - give him all the credit - but I think the Huskers were shocked
 
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CatChatAR

Junior
Jun 5, 2011
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Best play at the center position in as long as I can remember, decades. Great great hands. Think Collins is surprised? Has to be. Olah has never had that kind of stat line, much less in a league game!
 
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Katatonic

Sophomore
Oct 23, 2004
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RhabdoWildcat said:
Pardon reminds me of guys Michigan State usually lines up against us. Active guys with long arms and high motor.
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Had always dismissed those who were decrying that Pardon wasn't really a center; stated from the start that Pardon looked to be a poor man's Jared Sullinger (who did alright for himself at dOSU and caused 'Cats fans a lot of heartbreak).

Maybe a bit less polished than Sullinger coming out of HS and doesn't quite have the bulk (Pardon seems to me should be able to gain 10-15 lbs of muscle w/o losing his quickness - making him an imposing presence at 240-245 lbs w/ a 7-2 wingspan).

Per your post - also reminiscent of Draymond Green (who since has added a pretty decent 3 pt shot to his repertoire in his time playing for GS).
 
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MCHan

Redshirt
May 29, 2001
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Also reminds me of Zach Randolph in terms of style. Let's hope he continues to impress like Zach did.
 
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NURoseBowl

Junior
Jun 16, 2009
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Katatonic said:
Had always dismissed those who were decrying that Pardon wasn't really a center; stated from the start that Pardon looked to be a poor man's Jared Sullinger (who did alright for himself at dOSU and caused 'Cats fans a lot of heartbreak).

Maybe a bit less polished than Sullinger coming out of HS and doesn't quite have the bulk (Pardon seems to me should be able to gain 10-15 lbs of muscle w/o losing his quickness - making him an imposing presence at 240-245 lbs w/ a 7-2 wingspan).

Per your post - also reminiscent of Draymond Green (who since has added a pretty decent 3 pt shot to his repertoire in his time playing for GS).
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This is exactly what I told a buddy, noting the exception of the outside shot. Fine company, indeed.
 
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