Northwestern-Indiana second half thread

Straus2018

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If the Wildcats hope to come back from a 43-26 halftime deficit, they will have to shore up their perimeter defense. Indiana already has seven made threes and assisted on 10 of its 14 field goals.
 
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Demps has to be one of the worst defending guards in the conference !
Put his *** on the bench and keep it there!
 
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The guy who seems to make a game-changing difference when he is on the floor is DPardon. Others can come in and go out and we may see the needle go up or down a little based on their skill set and efforts. Pardon’s presence, it seems to me, brings “something else” and makes the whole team a different animal.

If I were in charge (God forbid) DP would be playing as many minutes as his strength and conditioning allow. If he fouls out, so be it. Otherwise ... he’s out there.
 

Fitz51

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The guy who seems to make a game-changing difference when he is on the floor is DPardon. Others can come in and go out and we may see the needle go up or down a little based on their skill set and efforts. Pardon’s presence, it seems to me, brings “something else” and makes the whole team a different animal.

If I were in charge (God forbid) DP would be playing as many minutes as his strength and conditioning allow. If he fouls out, so be it. Otherwise ... he’s out there.

Agreed. Pardon needs to work on being more forceful once he has the ball in a crowd and putting it in or getting fouled rather than getting blocked or cleanly stripped. And he can do that while in action. He brings a different dimension and I look forward to him starting next season.
 
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