He's had some great games at Syracuse and some rough ones, like their loss to UVA the other day where he only got 12 minutes after a couple of bad plays seemed to affect his defensive intensity. Boeheim has called him out more than once over this.
Overall, Alan's production-per-minute is almost exactly what it was here, only he's getting 32 a game there as opposed to 18 here. If that's what he and his family feels he needs to give him a shot at the NBA, more power to them. Grandison, who knows what it's like to be a dominant player at a smaller program, chose to be part of a great team and I think everyone has benefited. To each their own.