Assists vs. turnovers -- Rockets worst in the league?

The point guard's duty is to control the flow of the offense. He has to be able direct players to appropriate spots on the floor. He's supposed to be an extension of the coach. Steve is none of this. He's a shooting guard. Being a point guard demands far greater mental demand than any other position just like a QB having to scan the defense in 2-3 seconds. The better point guards in the league may not have had the best jumping ability, but they can manage the game. I think the best point guards in the league have had at least 3 years of college experience. Stockton played 4 at Gonzaga. Bibby played 4 years with Lute Olsen at Arizona. Steve Nash had a successful stint in college in which was the all-time career assist leader. Derek Fisher, although not a flashy guard, had a successful career in college too. I think he spent 4 years in college. Tony Parker was playing since he was a teen for a minor league in France. Successful point guards have put their time in to learn the game. Francis never put in his time at point guard in college. He can be a great shooting guard, but I doubt he will ever be a good point guard. If time is running going down on the clock, does Steve have the ability to take control of the ball, assess the situation, and then make a quick decision to pass to a guy open in the corner or making that cut?