This is not exactly new territory for Leonard Hamilton's staff.

Every few years it seems, the Florida State men’s basketball team goes through a summer like this one. Where it will incorporate a half-dozen or so new players into the program, and try to get the newcomers quickly acclimated to what it means to be a Seminole.

Coming next week, the FSU coaches will begin their second session of summer workouts, which consist of four hours a week of on-court work and four hours a week of strength and conditioning.

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Associate head coach Stan Jones said he has liked what he's seen so far from the new faces, but he obviously understands it's still June. There's still a whole lot more for the freshmen and transfers to learn.

"You can tell [how they're meshing] by their personalities and how quickly they adapt to each other personally," Jones said.

He credited the Seminoles' group of walk-ons with helping establish a culture that is now completely identifiable as Florida State's.