I think the NBA rules also are to his advantage. Some of his hesi stuff and off arm pushing would be called as travels or offensive fouls in college. His year at UConn, I think, helped him a lot in terms of learning how to cut and pass to the open man and defend. His one-on-one stuff is a more advanced version of what his highlights were in high school. He seems to have learned some from CP3 also, in terms of some of his passing this year. You don't see many players who you watch and think "I'm not sure another player in the NBA can do that." He is one of them.
He needs to work on his FT shooting first and then next work on finding a few spots where he can be automatic from outside of the paint because he can get to any spot on the floor.