If you watch Durham's high school tape, he was very polished for a big guy at an early age.
He has some of the skinniest legs on the floor. And we all know his history of knee trouble. He needs to get stronger without getting much bigger so that he isn't asking his knees to do more or carry more weight.
In some ways his injuries this year may be a blessing. He hasn't been asked to do too much. He hasn't been over used or fatigued. He is building back his strength slowly over time.
It's tough for people to realize, but you can DO everything you need to do after a year off on 2 ACLs, but you won't FEEL YOU on the court for about 15-18 months.
Take a couple of explosive finishes, get up ok, feel fine, psychologically get confidence in some moves, and this kid will be rolling by next year.
Thankfully, he was a fairly polished player, so he isn't going into next year raw AND off injury.
I think people will be surprised, if he stays healthy, how much that made a difference in his game this season.