“He stood out every day he was here,” coach Raheem Morris said. “He’s overly athletic, but it’s more what he did in the running game — how he saw it and how he viewed it. Of course, he made some mistakes. … Jermaine’s very critical of himself, and that’s the key thing. As long as he remains critical of himself, then he’s got no choice but to get better. I won’t have to be his biggest critic. I’m just patting him on the back and giving him a bunch of praise because he wants to be the best right now.”