There really isn't too much he can't do on the offensive end.  He is an affective driver to the basket, can hit pull up shots, make jumpers off screens, etc.  He averaged 25 ppg for Virginia Tech and a modest 4 assists per game.  Very explosive and like a blur in the open court when he has a head of steam.  The things that hold him back are his lack of strength and defense.  His main weakness is really his skinny frame that makes him susceptible to be taken advantage of off screens in pick-n-roll situations and ability to finish at a higher rate amongst the big boys in the paint.  If he can improve his strength and effort on the defensive end, then he could become a very intriguing player at the next level.  Maybe, even better than expected and become a starting caliber point man.  But his role in the NBA will, most likely, be a solid backup point guard that can provide instant scoring and perhaps play the offguard on a limited bases.