I have, and I think it comes in being more aggressive. Early on he was content taking the dump down or making the extra pass...not just when that was what the action required, but also when he had a clear advantage if he were just a tiny bit more selfish. You could see it was a priority early in the game against Stanford that when he gets around the rim he shouldn't be looking to pass, he should put the ball up on the rim and its either a make or he has 3 monsters in Hansberry, Gurdak and Lawal rebounding after he drives. I think he is looking for professional calls from referees that arent really a part of the college game. So he will do things like put the ball out with both hands when a defender reaches in to draw a foul which is an emphasis professionally...but he doesnt get the call and then puts himself in a bad position without full control of what he can do with the ball. He needs to drive smaller defenders. He needs to have efficient footwork against bigger players so he can have a solid base when he shoots. He needs to drive directly at secondary defenders to force them into decisions and be prepared to capitalize on whatever that decision may be. He has to think, the entire game. He cant take plays off if he wants to be his best self. And he cant take plays off if VT wants to be their best self. He could do so on his professional team because he wasnt drawing the best defender and no one was game planning for him. Its a whole new world and he needs to learn