Britt hopes to turn heads, get summer league invitation

“I just want to get people’s interest and turn people’s heads. I think I’ve done a good job of that so far. Obviously, in any college system, you are playing for the team at that point. Whatever the team’s goal is and whatever your role is, that’s what you have to do in order for that team to be successful. That was the position I was in at Carolina. Now, I’m at a point where I want to show everything I can do that I wasn’t able to at Carolina.”

Britt averaged 4.4 points, 2.3 assists and 19.1 minutes in 39 games as a senior at North Carolina last season.

Britt said he was one of six players at Tuesday’s workout that included 1-on-1, 3-on-3 and shooting drills.

“They liked how I operated out of the pick-and-roll,” Britt said. “They thought I did a good job of passing out of the pick-and-roll and was able to make decisions. Really, really good point guard feedback. Also, that I needed to be more consistent shooting the ball from the 3(-point line).”

Britt called himself a student of the game and pointed to being an “extremely smart” player as an attribute.

“I think my biggest strengths are my quickness and my ability to make plays for myself and teammates and being able to put guys in the right spots to get good shots,” Britt said.