The offseason for the UNC basketball program went from being insanely busy to incredibly quiet, almost too quiet.
Well, that all changed on Tuesday when a flurry of moves came in, as three transfers pledged their commitments to North Carolina.
First, it was Terrence Brown (who was a known high-priority target for UNC), followed by Matt Able, the former NC State standout.
Shortly after Able announced his decision, UNC snuck in another commitment.
Maxim Logue commits to North Carolina
NEWS: FAU transfer Maxim Logue has committed to North Carolina, Gersh Sports tells DraftExpress.
— Jonathan Givony (@DraftExpress) April 21, 2026
The 6'9, 20-year-old French center averaged 5.0 points, 3.0 rebounds in 11 minutes per game, shooting 72% from the field.
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The Tar Heels added some much-needed frontcourt depth, securing a commitment from former Florida Atlantic big man Maxim Logue. A native of France, Logue will have two seasons of college eligibility to work with.
A a 6-9, 232-pound post player with a reported 7-foot-4 wingspan, Logue not only brings collegiate experience but national experience as well. He competed for France's national teams for three years before heading to FAU, as he heads to Chapel Hill with plenty of high-level game experience under his belt.
While this past season was hampered due to injury, Logue had some strong performances in his limited action. He recorded 16 points and 10 rebounds against Charlotte, his best pure statistical outing of the season, as he's a guy who features a ton of athleticism and provides a physical presence in the post.
Now, before you all panic, no, this is not a Henri Veesaar replacement! In fact, the Tar Heels are still trying to convince Veesaar to return for his senior season, but in the event that he does elect to start his professional basketball career, the Tar Heels need frontcourt depth to help fill the void.
Logue does just that, adding another quality big man for Michael Malone to not only used within his regular rotation, but hopefully help take his game to the next level in the process.
If he can stay healthy, which was a challenge this season at FAU, Logue might just be one the sneakiest additions that any team in the country has made this offseason.
The talent is there, it's just a matter of it all coming togtether for the international big man.
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