2010 Jazz summer league team
 

Utah Jazz general manager Kevin O’Connor today announced that Jazz players Sundiata Gaines, Othyus Jeffers and Kosta Koufos will join 2010 draft picks Gordon Hayward and Jeremy Evans in headlining the team’s mini-camp in preparation for the 2010 Orlando Pro Summer League. Camp is scheduled to open Wednesday, June 30 at RDV SportsPlex in Maitland, Fla. and will run through Sunday, July 4.

Also expected to participate in camp are 2008 Jazz second-round pick Tadija Dragicevic (drah-DEE-juh-vich) and 2009 Jazz training camp invitee Paul Harris. In addition to Gaines, Jeffers and Koufos, the Jazz roster features five other players with NBA experience: James Augustine (2006-08), Jermareo Davidson (2007-09), Thomas Gardner (2007-09), Demetris Nichols (2007-09) and Bernard Robinson (2004-07). Rounding out the Jazz roster are D-Leaguers Rod Benson and Darian Townes, and rookies Tyrese Rice and Dominic Waters.

The Jazz will play five games in the 2010 Orlando Pro Summer League (OPSL) at RDV Sportsplex from July 5-9. In addition to the Jazz and host Orlando Magic, the eight-team OPSL will feature the Boston Celtics, Charlotte Bobcats, Indiana Pacers, New Jersey Nets, Oklahoma City Thunder and Philadelphia 76ers. The Jazz will open the summer league schedule vs. Charlotte at 11 a.m. MT on July 5.

Numerical Roster
2 Sundiata Gaines
15 Thomas Gardner
31 Kosta Koufos
3 Tyrese Rice
16 Paul Harris
33 Jermareo Davidson
6 Othyus Jeffers
20 Gordon Hayward
40 Jeremy Evans
10 Demetris Nichols
21 Tadija Dragicevic
45 Darian Townes
11 Dominic Waters
22 Bernard Robinson
50 James Augustine
51 Rod Benson

Re: 2010 Jazz summer league team
 

I called that one. Too bad we didn't draft yet another PF. LOL! Looks like he can shoot the 3. Maybe not much else.

Augustine looks like he did pretty well in Europe. Davidson and Robinson showed something in the NBA especially Robinson before blowing out his knee. Rod Benson was great in the D-league.

Re: 2010 Jazz summer league team
 

Looks like Rice played pretty well in Europe as well.