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🇸🇮6'6 Guard, Mark Padjen is committed to Murray State, by Jonathan Givony! The Slovenian guard from Ilirija is one of the most dominant prospects in the '06 generation. A true floor general, Mark excels in pick-and-roll situations, using his elite and great size vision to create for himself and...

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