1. Not concerned.  A lot of his turnovers have come with him either trying to drive to the basket or make crazy passes.  That should get cleaned up with experience and hopefully with a more athletic supporting cast.   I think it will be interesting to see how he handles more ball pressure from teams like VCU though.

2. Not concerned but it will be frustrating at times to see our team picked apart down low.  As Bomani Jones likes to joke on Twitter "Zone is for Cowards" so I appreciate JC putting faith in his guys to stop the opponent man-to-man.  Any issues with this would be solved by recruiting more physical big men.  I hope the signing of Noel Brown for next year is the start of some solid recruiting of bigs.  We've had too many stretch 4's recently and not enough bangers.

3. Concerned inasmuch as I think it has affected him as a shooter late in games.  I think the addition of Amir Harris will be a good thing for both Jack and Battle to get more rest so their legs don't wear out in the back half of the 2nd half.  Both of them will be needed to keep us in games / extend leads late.

4. Not concerned. As much as we as fans look out for our program, ultimately it is Amir's choice whether to play or not and I want what's best for him.  Plus, I think even at 60-70% he is better than the alternative right now of more minutes for Juice/Mezie/Javy.

5.  Not concerned but bummed.  It is what it is. As you say, Armel should not be the leading scorer on an A-10 team, but that is more of an indictment of the lack of talent on the team right now.  JNJ and Battle seem like our future leaders should they stay all for years, but still have to work out some Freshman kinks.  Potter is our leading scorer and best player by default (kinda like DJ Williams last year).  

6. Concerned.  I don't know what else we can do as Toro is needed down low but he is not playing like he can play ever since he came back from those few games off.  I guess try to get him more rest so more minutes for Stallings and Paar? I think Toro desperately WANTS to play, as I don't think he wants to take another year off, but he needs to quickly remember how to play down low because he is missing a lot of bunnies and we are not a team that can afford to give up those easy points.

7. Not concerned.  The sooner the future starts playing the better.  I still hold out hope for Mezie because physically he looks like he should be an A-10 regular, but he still hasn't slowed down and let the game come to him yet.  He looks so good in Kenner but that does not translate to college.

The thread is titled "concerned or not concerned", but I am reading it mostly as "agree or disagree".    In terms of the players:

Jameer Nelson's turnovers:   I am not concerned about his turnovers, given his style of play, but would like to see his "assists" numbers go up.  I think the bigger question is whether Jameer is a point or a wing guard.  From the first time I saw him at the Kenner, I was concerned that Jameer does not have point guard skills, but rather that of an undersized wing guard.  Honing his point guard skills is a must, if that is where he future lies.

Defense Never Plays Zone:  Concerned/disagree.  There is no reason to take that off the table as an option.   With an undersized front court,a back court that is not particularly skilled in denying penetration and lack of team speed, if we are truly trying to win games rather than build for the future, we must have that as an option.  I think the players have the skills and stamina to learn how to play both, even if the zone is used only occasionally.

Maceo Jack:  Concerned/disagree with his number of minutes.   I have quoted ML on prior occasions in terms of his expecting his players to bring other skills to the game if the offensive game is off.  When Maceo is no hitting his 3 point shots, I am not sure what he is bringing.   Hopefully, we will see more of his driving to the basket, like he did vs. Longwood, I am not sure I want him on the court as much as he has been.

Amir Harris:   Not sure how I feel here, as I still see arguments that could have been made both ways.   If he had missed any more games, I would have said medical redshirt is a no brainer, but now he will have 20 games to play, plus the A-10 tournament, so lets see what he has.

Armel Porter:  Saving our butts at point.  Not sure who should play the point at this time, if not him.  Likewise, the points are appreciated and the assist turnover ratio is excellent,   Would like to see a 50% reduction in his dribbling, though.

Toro:   concerned.  I don't think he ever fully recovered from his injury.   This is not the Toro who started the season.

Stallings/Paar over Mezzie/Javie?   Agree.  Lets use the frosh and see what they have, even though I am not sure that Mezzie has been given a sufficient chance.  He has skills and some bulk, but for reasons which I don't know, he is not being played.  Wondering if we are also seeing the easing out of Juice in favor of the new players.

Class of 13, not worth a big debate but just because Harris under your example would be eligible to become a graduate transfer does not mean this is what would happen.  Particularly since he has already experienced being a smaller fish in the Big 10 pond.  Like I said, Amir wants to play and I agree that the decision should be his to make.

See both sides, but better for Amir to get experience playing with these guys.
And who wants to sit out when they can play?
A player like that we might not want.
Hope he can continue to hit 3 pointers because, at least against Longwood, small and not challenging
sample size, he looked pretty good comparatively, except for seeming rust. And his contributions came at key times.