Azuibuke is a very unique player for a lot of reasons.
The positives:
He’s one of the strongest players at the D1 level in some time.
He’s big, but not a statue, so he can outrun opposing bigs if they do not hustle
He cannot be forced off his spot offensively.
The negatives
He does not handle the ball well, so anything more than a drop step dunk carries significant risk.
He rebounds with “short arms” so he doesn’t get nearly as many rebounds as you would hope for someone with his size and strength
For his speed and mobility, he does not have good lateral quickness, which makes him very vulnerable defensively away from the basket.
There will be games where Azubuike will be outright dominant, 11-13 from the field, 25 points, 10 rebounds. There will be games where he’s solid, but has turnover issues. 5-7 from the field, 12 points, 7 rebounds, 4 turnovers. And there will be games where he is a net negative because he isn’t getting the ball where he needs it - 2-4 from the field, 4 points, 4 rebounds, 6 turnovers, 5 fouls.
The challenge is, you don’t know which of those lines you will get pregame. You would take either of the first two, despite the turnovers. It’s that last one that really scares you, but what can you do about that. You can’t really just bench a guy like Doke because he is such a matchup problem at the college level. But that last line is a killer, and we know its coming at some point.