Loggins was one of the event’s most impressive scorers, showing the ability to create his own offense in a variety of ways. He plays well off the dribble and has the shooting ability to pull up and make shots with a hand in his face. His creativity as a scorer stood out throughout the Expo, as he consistently found different ways to put the ball in the basket. Loggins showed why he’s an incredibly difficult matchup when he gets into a rhythm.

The senior is a lanky, attacking guard who uses his quickness to create scoring opportunities off the dribble. He plays with a high motor and averaged 12.5 points per game during Sunday’s action. He is a capable midrange shot maker, puts pressure on the defense with his ability to get downhill and uses his length and quickness to be disruptive at the defensive end of the floor.

A quick, athletic prospect, Loggins, was a tremendous two-way player throughout the day. He has a nice smooth stroke from deep, which he shoots a very high rate. He is very efficient when attacking the basket, and has an excellent mid-range game with his pull up jumper. His size and length allow him to guard multiple positions on defense, and rebounds the ball very well as a guard.