He definitely has been a different player since his "sit-down." You can tell he is really trying to be more of a team player by quite often driving and dishing the ball out. You can also tell he's not totally comfortable with that style of play, but I give him credit for trying. I think it will pay dividends if he can continue on this trajectory.
The big problem is, he is terrible at passing the ball because everything he does is akin to "street ball," i.e., making the 'fancy' pass instead of the 'good' pass. Quite frankly, this is a problem with the entire team and is the major contributor to high turnover numbers. I don't think I've seen a team make so many lazy passes, one-handed passes, weak lob passes and just poor decision-making passes in my life. A good defensive team will eat those alive every time, as we witnessed twice against Maryland, and which is a staple for many B1G teams. Regardless of poor shooting which has plagued Nebrastketball for eons, Hoiberg really needs to find a way to clean up the lackadaisical ball handling and passing, or the program will never improve to where we would like to see it.