Entering Duke, Wendell Moore was viewed as a Swiss army knife that could do it all on the basketball court, but he didn't have that one skill that stood out above the rest.
As the season unfolded, that idea played out for the freshman from North Carolina and while he was good at just about everything, he never truly thrived in one particular role.
The biggest strength for Moore in his first season in Durham was his defense and his playmaking abilities.
On the defensive end, the 6-foot-6 forward was able to guard one through four, while offensively he was at his best when he was attacking and getting to the rim, but sometimes the freshman would get out of control and pick up unnecessary fouls and turnovers.