With the scoring we'll have on the floor between Schwartz, Cooper, and Oduro, Ticket doesn't need to become a polished scorer overnight. He really just needs to develop One Thing he can do offensively to not be a liability. Can be getting to the bucket on back cuts, first one down the floor for runouts, spot up 3s, doesn't really matter what - just develop one skill on offense that lets you score 6-8 a game and that's perfectly fine for a fifth starter/lockdown defender type. I'm high on him for a lot of reasons - seems like a great kid, elite defender, and as QD pointed out, was buried behind some outrageous talent at Tennessee.
I have fever dreams of him becoming the guy we put on Lofton, Gilyard, Perkins, Hall, etc. Really hope it works out because I love everything I hear about him.