I would say Judah showed more in terms of passing, ball-handling, and maybe scoring and obviously did it against much better competition. Leffew is undoubtedly a better 3 point shooter though and that gap could outweigh everything else. Also entirely possible that with an offseason to work on it, the flashes of creating for teammates becomes more than just flashes. Also wouldn't take much to be an upgrade defensively. Lastly, if Leffew is able to handle point guard duties effectively, his experience playing off-ball should be a nice added bonus too; Judah wasn't really helping the team when he didn't have the ball in his hands, whereas Leffew will at minimum provide better spacing when off the ball and is a willing cutter.