Quincy Lewis

One collector is trying to find a single signature from every man who ever played for the Jazz — all 370 of them, from the 1974 New Orleans team to today. For many of them, this page is the only one on the internet. Here is Quincy Lewis: what he did on the floor, a few things most people never knew, and every card that carries his name. If you own something he signed — or you know who might — there is a note at the foot of this page.

Little Rock's Parkview High sent him off as Arkansas Gatorade Player of the Year, and at Minnesota he led the Big Ten in scoring at 23.1 points as a senior. The Jazz took him 19th overall in 1999, and he spent three seasons in Utah before the road led to Maccabi Tel Aviv, Olympiacos, and Spain's Bilbao.

The relationship with the franchise never really ended. After a master's degree, athletic-department roles at Minnesota, and television work covering the Timberwolves, Lewis returned in 2022 as the Jazz's Director of Alumni Relations. His daughter Ti'are played college soccer in Salt Lake City at Westminster University.

HOW HE CAME & WENTUtah took him 19th overall in 1999, at the tail end of the Stockton-and-Malone era. His contract ran out after 2001-02 and he was one of six free agents the Jazz did not re-sign. He went to Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Full name

Quincy Lavell Lewis

Utah Jazz tenure

1999–2002

Position

Forward

Born

1977, Little Rock, Arkansas

Height

6′7″ (201 cm)

Weight

216 lb (98 kg)

College

Minnesota

Drafted

1999, 1st round (No. 19), Utah