There are a couple of reviews I saw on ESPN and that are similar to this SI one below.
(I won't link it due to insider but he is at #31 2nd round ESPN's latest mock draft)
https://www.si.com/nba/2018/09/06/n...ch-eric-paschall-darius-bazley-keldon-johnson
"Like Edwards, Wigginton is another two-guard in a point guard’s body, and while he gained some traction in NBA workouts before pulling out of the draft, he wasn’t great at Nike Skills and is going to need to make major strides as a sophomore to warrant legitimate first-round consideration. He turns 21 in March, making him effectively a junior, and in totaling more turnovers than assists last season, has quite a bit of growth to do to convince people he’s a point guard.
Wigginton is a capable shooter and scorer and should be able to improve on his 16.7 points per game, but next season will be more about how efficiently he can do it, and how much better he makes his teammates. Undersized guards who can score aren’t particularly hard to find, and Wigginton needs to distinguish himself a bit more at this point."
I should be clear that I think Lindell can become a lock first rounder this season especially if he plays a lot of PG and shows he is capable as I expect. He's going to have a big year scoring either way. Just right now, I don't think it is a foregone conclusion until the season begins and a reason why the staff wont over sign until they know his plan.
