Q. (Indiscernible).
JAYCE JOHNSON: It definitely helps coming here today when we were doing practice, I knew all the coverages. I knew some of the plays, already knew kind of the cues, some of the play names, what I could do or where I'm going to go. So it definitely helps me be more comfortable in situations.
Q. How has your game evolved over the last year do you believe?
JAYCE JOHNSON: This summer I worked a lot on my -- like spreading my game out. I worked a lot on my shot. Hopefully I can implement that in my game. But we'll see what happens in Summer League and everything. I also worked on my agility, my quickness and change of direction and my vertical. Hopefully that can translate and I can show that in Summer League.
Q. What was it like with Jacob Rubin as head coach today?
JAYCE JOHNSON: It was great. We all were competing, which I love. I just want to get better. The guys are all out there, pushing themselves, and I could see how this team could go all the way in Summer League.
Q. You just touched on a lot of things that you focused on working and getting better heading into this season. What does a successful Summer League look like for you from your perspective?
JAYCE JOHNSON: Mainly for me is just helping my team win Summer League. Successful for me is if everybody wins, I win. Just helping my team, doing whatever I can.
Q. (Indiscernible).
JAYCE JOHNSON: I think Lester might have. I looked away for a second, looked back and he was dunking, so I don't know who exactly was on him, I couldn't say, but I think Lester did.
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