You know, after thinking about my earlier post, I considered the following: if JJ Redick, who wasn't the greatest athlete but is perhaps deceptive in this regard (according to his draft profile on nbadraft.net - I spend way too much time on that site), can become a good defender at the 2, why couldn't this kid? I'm still skeptical, though; he'd have to be able to guard 'Melo, LeBron, Caron Butler, Rudy Gay, Gerald Wallace, Danny Granger, Kevin Durant, Richard Jefferson, Shawn Marion, Hedo Turkoglu, Luol Deng, Ron Artest, Thaddeus Young, and Corey Maggette. That's pretty daunting.
On the plus side, someone did mention the number of minutes he played in college, so maybe he is a fitness freak (like Mullin); and according to an earlier post, he also gives it everything he has all the time (which seems to help him at least compete against other 3s defensively) - who doesn't love that?
From his stats and the highlights posted earlier, I really like his shooting (both catch and shoot and off the dribble), rebounding, scoring on the block, passing, and his ability to get to the free throw line (I think that will help him down the road); and while his line against Delroy James (in terms of shooting) wasn't good, I liked that he had 5 assists (and 5 turnovers, so a wash there, but still a nice number of dimes), 6 rebounds, and made all 10 of his free throws.
All in all, I just can't make up my mind on him. Now, if he put up those numbers in the Big East, he would be a top five pick, easy. I'll say this though: if it comes down to him or Paul George, I'll take George (if Babbitt does become a Celtic though, I hope all of our doubts will be proven wrong).