I'll chime in with some Frank love. Yes, 7 TO's is too many for my liking. But I think he is improving.
Frank has a huge role; main ball handler, main distributor, and one of the three main scorers. That's a lot, but wait, there's more. Frank needs to be the coach on the floor, the field general. And that is really needed at the end of games.
I hope/think Frank is making progress in the mental end of game management, which is big in my book. I was worried after MD about the great steal he had only to get it picked off from behind in what in my opinion was a pretty crucial part of the game. I saw end of game improvement even in his horrid UConn game, during crunch time he didn't do anything stupid, I thought he provided leadership, and calmly hit some FTs. For GTown it gets even better at the end of game, a beautiful ally oop to PC, and what a great time to unleash the steal and bucket - seemed like he had sized up the timing across the top in previous possessions and waited for just the right time. Great to see. We really need Frank to have his head in the game, I wasn't sure he had it in him, but I'm starting to be a believer that he can do it.