I think you can judge it a little. The results are obviously amazing... but he also just shoots it so effortlessly and comfortably and the makes are really clean. But yeah... I'd like a bigger sample if possible... so give me 2-3 more games to see it. At the rate he cranks em out we should have a decent sample size to make some okay surface judgements.
I also think he is picking things up and improving... seemed like every 2 pointer he shot in SLC got blocked... has had a bunch of nice finishes around the basket. I would just want as much data to plan the next couple months as he may be further down the road than I personally thought.
He's getting easier shots than he did at Baylor. 1) Shots at the basket are better than mid range 2) His 3 pointers are much easier. I've said this a lot, but both teams treated Keyonte like he was Curry at Baylor. They were full on face guarding him and he was taking every bending, twisting shot he could like he was Curry. He's not Curry, but it kind of explains the percentages. I feel like he still needs to get a read on what's a good/bad shot. First couple of games he was hesitating on the most open of open shots....but he's settled in now. He still has the bad habit when the other plays good defense it almost eggs him on to shoot in their face....Then you have the subtle things like when to throw a bounce pass versus a lob. He's figuring it all out, and quickly, but I think the only way you can learn is by getting live reps.
If he's not playing in SL, he's going to be playing basketball somewhere else. I say let it rip. Not only should we keep playing him, we should pretend he's Luka and run everything through him. It's how he will get better.