Obviously he is going to get better. Likely much stronger and that should help with his handle in traffic and bring able to attack the rim and stop settling. He is probably a better shooter then he has shown and of course technique and confidence can do wonders. But im not sure how you learn a nba quick release and he doesn't have it. And I agree he will never have the explosive first step. Sure he moves and advances the ball well and has really good instincts on the court. I certainly can see how he can become an important part of a school capable of making a deep ncaa run. Can he still develop other aspects of his game to do enough things to be worth a nba roster shot in a year or two? The easiest answer is to say no, but I won't say no way.