Despite his efficient night that showed off his special shooting ability, Johnson made the highlight reels for a different reason, as he had what could end up being one of the best plays in this year's edition of Summer League.

In his only season as a Longhorn, Johnson averaged 19.9 points per game while shooting 39.7 from three-point range. As the Longhorns struggled to string wins together, Johnson was arguably their best player. That was partly why he was one of the most talked about prospects heading into the draft.

Here's what you need to know to get ready for the Brooklyn Nets' Las Vegas Summer League matchup against the Washington Wizards on Sunday.