I get why Logick isn’t getting much college attention. A ton achillies is a tough injury to come back from, and I’d assume colleges want to see him play this season before looking deeper.

Logick is part of that Elite Lansing Everett legion of players. He’s a two-way player, and plays out of his mind on both sides of the ball. Defensively, Lockick was utilized as an explosive, high-motor defensive tackle. He doesn’t really fit the build for DT, but that didn’t matter- even against some bigger-size schools. Logick’s motor and physicality were simply too much for most interior offensive linemen.
Offensively, Logick was a gadget player. A little RB, a little WR, and some creative ways to get him the football, like triple option. When on offense, that same motor and physicality show. On top of that, Logick has above-average contact balance.

The tape and my in-person evaluation of Logick leave me confident about his abilities. This is a passionate football player, a player who shows relentless effort, and someone who absolutely deserves an opportunity at the next level.

Logik is one of many Lansing Everett players who deserve offers. Although he suffered a season-ending injury, there’s still plenty to be excited about.

Logik is an incredibly interesting player to watch this Spring. On one hand, he’s a tall, very well-built running back. Runs hard. Bounces off tackles. Can make guys miss. Really everything you want in a GLIAC prospect.

However, Logik tore his Achilles during practice this past fall. I don’t assume he’ll be at 100% for a while, but seriously, his tape is good. An MIAA lock without a doubt, but my gut says he’s still a low GLIAC type of prospect.

<a href="http://<iframe src='https://www.hudl.com/embed/video/3/18352079/671b766aea79f0ea54ec0359' width='640' height='360' frameborder='0' allowfullscreen>Watch his tape and decide for yourself!