Don't get me wrong, I don't think Travis is ready for the NBA, but I do think he has a pretty good chance.
Wake fans severly underrate him due to the shittiness of the season. Here are the stat lines for his slump: 3/9 (FSU), 13/12 (@ Clemson), 8/13 (vs UNC), 13/4 (@ NCSU), 16/6 (@ Virginia), and 13/6 (vs Clemson). So he's had one bad game and 4 below average games.
The guy who can't shoot has the 2nd best 3pt % on the team at 34.2% and has improved compared to 30% last year. Here are some other ACC shooters: Andre Young of Clemson at 34.9%, Sammy Zeglinski of Virginia at 35%, Terrell Stoglin of Maryland at 36.6%, and Glen Rice Jr of Georgia Tech at 32.6%. Don't get me wrong, he isn't a great shooter right now, but he is dangerous enough to command attention, and he has plainly worked on it.
Here are LD William's numbers: 38.95 (freshman), 30.3% (sophomore) 24.5% (junior), and 16.4% (senior). This warrants to observations: 1) What the hell went wrong? 2) Travis is not on the same trajectory thus comparisons of him to LD are off base.
Through the Maryland game, Travis was 20 of 48 (41.67%). Since he is 5 of 25 (20%). I think he's just mentally and physically tired. He is averaging 34.5 MPG as a sophomore.
I attribute three things to his "slump": 1) He isn't being positioned to succeed. He shouldn't need to dribble more than once before taking a shot. Recall the Carson pass (great pass btw) in the first half. That's how he needs to be used most of the time. Cut, catch, power dribble, dunk. But we don't seem to run very many plays for that. Or really too many plays for Travis at all. 2) We have no consistent 3rd threat that warrants the defense's attention. 3) He's tired.