Skylar is the greyhound, basket is the rabbit

He isn't a bad kid or a bad player, but he can be far too selfish when he has the ball. For example, on the play he was intentionally fouled by Davis he had Reath wide open and just waiting for an easy dunk. Instead, he refused to pass it and missed an easy 2 because of it. Now, it ultimately worked out for LSU because he hit both FT's and LSU got the ball, but all that was really unnecessary when a simple pass to a teammate would have been an easy bucket.

When he takes over for Waters at PG the ball movement largely stops. There have even been possession where he dribbles almost the entire shot clock without a single pass.

I think he feels personal pressure to match Waters' production. However, he's just not the same player and cant do all of the things Waters can. When he's willing do be an "off guard" and defer to Waters he finds some good shots rather than unnecessarily trying to force tough shots.

(He did play great defense last night on a very tough matchup)

He literally cost us the SFA game with his out of control drives. Didn’t he have like 4 charges that game? I specifically remember on multiple occasions he passed on a wide open guy to run someone over and brick a layup.

Or maybe Skylar is the coyote and the basket is the roadrunner.

I'd really like to see him add a consistent floater and a one dribble pull up to help him score at different levels of the defense. As it stands, everyone in the arena knows that he's going straight to the rim if you run him off the three point line.

Played him in high school a bunch of times, the way to beat him is to make him go fast, if he goes slow he could pick you apart especially in high school but he has no idea how to play fast.