Logan White’s a steady, versatile wing with shot-making touch and veteran savvy
Logan White brings guard-forward versatility, and in the 2004-05 season he showed a useful blend of efficiency and toughness before a mid-season wrist injury slowed him down. Dayton listed him at 6-4, 180, and his role profile points to a connector who can space the floor, handle secondary creation, and fit into multiple lineups without needing the ball to be the whole story. His earlier high school résumé was loaded, with scoring, rebounding, passing, and defensive playmaking—exactly the kind of all-around package coaches love when they want a dependable glue guy who can still make a swing play or two.
