Oregon State Basketball Signs 6'9" French Forward Maxim Logue

February 22, 2024; Berkeley, California, USA; Oregon State Beavers head coach Wayne Tinkle during the first half against the California Golden Bears at Haas Pavilion. Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-Imagn Images
February 22, 2024; Berkeley, California, USA; Oregon State Beavers head coach Wayne Tinkle during the first half against the California Golden Bears at Haas Pavilion. Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-Imagn Images / Kyle Terada-Imagn Images
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Wayne Tinkle's Oregon State basketball program made a significant addition for the upcoming season on Friday in the form of Frenchg forward Maxim Logue.

Logue, who measures 6'9", will be a freshman for the 2024 season. He has represented France in international play at the U17 and U18 level. He shot 54.5 percent from the floor at the 2023 U18 European Championship.

"We are really happy to be adding Maxim to our squad," Tinkle said in a press release. "We're very excited about his potential. He's a skilled, athletic, post player that is going to add some physicality to our front-court. Maxim is a player with tremendous upside, and he's going to be a great addition to our program."


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