I agree that we do not yet know Trevor's ceiling as a collegian, but that is entirely different than saying he is an NBA prospect. There have been many great collegians who did not even get a whiff of the NBA - ask Gerry. Yes, even if the others become great pros and Trevor doesn't, he will still be long remembered as a huge part of this team, especially if this team can get to the FF or beyond. At this stage of his career, I do not see Trevor as an NBA prospect for the following reasons: 1. By NBA standards he has below average athleticism. 2. While he is gradually expanding his game for pullups and drives, at this point he is still mostly a long range gunner and not multi-dimensional enough in his game for the next level. 3. He lacks size for an NBA 2G. 4. He has a well below average handle for the next level. Now, that is the way I see it today. I fully expect Trevor to be a better, more polished player in two years, and maybe he can find a spot at the next level by improving my points 2 & 4. Unfortunately, not much he can do about points 1 & 3.