I’d be cautious about that after seeing him his body language after he lost the ball in the Auburn game. As good as he is, and he does look good out there, he still is a freshman who, as you point out, is prone to freshman mistakes. It may be better to give him opportunities to succeed on the court in build his confidence so that he’s is ready to take on those game on the line shots at the end of the season. He still is only a few games into his career. It may be too early to ask him to put the team on his shoulders just yet.