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Maxim Logue leaves Oregon State for Florida Atlantic

NCAA - After a quiet first NCAA season at Oregon State, French forward Maxim Logue has committed to Florida Atlantic, a rising team in the American conference.
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Maxim Logue leaves Oregon State for Florida Atlantic
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Maxim Logue (6’9″, 19 years old), a French forward who came through the French National Training Center and Paris Basketball, continues his NCAA journey at Florida Atlantic. After a freshman season with limited playing time at Oregon State, he chose to enter the transfer portal and officially announced his arrival with the Owls, NCAA Final Four semifinalists in 2023, on his Instagram account.

Florida Atlantic betting on Maxim Logue’s potential

Despite modest statistical numbers (2.9 points and 2 rebounds in 8 minutes per game across 21 matches), Maxim Logue showed promising signs in his final appearance with Oregon State, posting 18 points and 10 rebounds against UCF in the CBI, a post-season tournament outside of March Madness. A standout performance to conclude his first college year, marked by high efficiency (64.9% field goal percentage for the season).

Athletic, intense, and known for his two-way activity, the Lyon native will join Florida Atlantic (FAU), which now competes in the American Athletic Conference after a remarkable run in March Madness 2023, reaching the Final Four.

Before heading to the United States, Logue excelled in the ELITE U21 league with Paris Basketball (averaging 18.8 points and 10 rebounds in 2022-2023). At FAU, he will have three seasons to establish himself in an ambitious team that has undergone significant changes following several departures.

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Gabriel Pantel-Jouve is the founder and editor-in-chief of BeBasket, which he has been running since 2010 (formerly known as Catch & Shoot). Having studied at the École Publique de Journalisme de Tours and two universities in North America, he has developed his expertise in French basketball, from the National League to amateur divisions, over the past 20 years. Alongside this, he is also involved in the development of clubs in the Montpellier area.
Maxim Logue leaves Oregon State for Florida Atlantic