Exactly. Specifically, the last item on your list is the new dimension he’s added to his game that’s the main opportunity for him at the next level—something he’s really pushed the last month or so in bringing the ball up.
He will never be a back to the basket big in the NBA and mastering those things he’s so good at are really great to watch in college, but won’t move the needle for pro scouts. If he can become mobile with that size giving him a variety of tools, then he’s got something. If the perimeter shot is not in the cards yet then so be it. Good for him understanding himself when everyone’s been shouting about developing the outside shot the past few years.