I have seen a lot of chatter about him potentially developing a 3 pointer because he went 2/3 out on the arc. I hate to burst everyone's bubble, but I don't think he is. In the context of the scrimmage the times were shot was when he was left completely alone and decided, 'why the heck not?'. It looked along the lines of the players trying to posterize each other (which we also saw in the scrimmage) like, 'hey this is a scrimmage and I am going to have a little fun'. I could be wrong and it would be great if I was wrong, but I wouldn't hold me breath.

That said, I think it is likely that he takes a step forward in his game, and that's because he gets to work with Chris Burgess again. One of the things that makes me most excited about this staff (and there are a lot of things) is Chris' track record of developing bigs. Think Freshman Fouss, Richard Harward, Brandon Carlson, and Keba Kieta. Heck even, Kolby Lee looked half-way decent under Chris' tutelage. The guy is the big-man whisperer and BYU is lucky to have him.