Full Name: Steve Deontay Logan Position: Guard College: Cincinnati Height: 6-0 Weight: 195 High School: Cleveland HS (Lakewood, Ohio) Birthdate: March 20, 1980 Birthplace: Cleveland Statistics

HIGHLIGHTS
Consensus First Team All-America selection by The Associated Press, Basketball Times, The Sporting News, ESPN.com, CNN/SI.com, NABC and USBWA as a senior.
Voted National Player of the Year by FOXSports.com and CNN/SI.com.
Recipient of the 2002 Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award as the nation’s top player 6-foot or under.
Named Conference USA Player of the Year as a junior and senior.
Finalist for the 2002 John Wooden Award.
Finished his career ranked second on Cincinnati’s all-time scoring list behind Basketball Hall of Famer Oscar Robertson with 1,985 points and second in assists (456).
Set a school record for free throw percentage (.861), most victories (111) and games played (135).
Ranks third in three-point field goals made (258) and percentage (.378) and second in attempts (682).
Played both point guard and shooting guard during his collegiate career.


AT CINCINNATI
As a senior, ranked first in Conference USA in scoring (22.0 ppg) and was tied for 12^th in nation.
Topped the 20-point mark in 22 games and had five games of 30 or more points.
Had seven or more assists 13 times.
Named First Team All-Conference USA.
Reached double figures in 34 of 35 games.
Scored a career-high 41 points vs. Southern Mississippi.
Hit for 40 points against Mississippi State.
Scored 26 points vs. Marquette in the Conference USA Championship game.

As a junior, named Honorable Mention All-America by The Associated Press.
Averaged 17.6 points, including 21.6 ppg over the season’s final 21 games.
Ranked sixth in the conference in overall scoring, third in free throw percentage (.880), and third in three-point field goals (79).
Led C-USA in scoring in league play (20.9 ppg).
Scored a season-high 32 points vs. St. Louis and in the C-USA Tournament against Memphis.
Named to the C-USA All-Tournament team after averaging 19.3 points over three games.

As a sophomore, opened the season as the starting point guard.
Led the conference in assist-to-turnover ratio.
Ran off streaks of 21 and 17 consecutive free throws.
Tied the school record by sinking all 12 of his free throw attempts vs. Iowa State.

As a freshman, named to the C-USA All-Freshman Team.
Thrust into the starting point guard role in only his second game and responded with 18 points and seven assists while committing just two turnovers in three Great Alaska Shootout wins.
Scored a season-high 28 points, the fifth-highest total for a Cincinnati freshman.

STATISTICS
SEASON	G	GS	FGM	FGA	PCT	FTM	FTA	PCT	REB	AST	STL	BL	PTS	AVG
1998-99	33	17	101	239	.423	48	61	.787	51	73	13	0	293	8.9
1999-00	33	22	101	242	.417	73	86	.849	60	117	24	1	325	9.8
2000-01	34	32	193	456	.423	132	150	.880	81	79	30	2	597	17.6
2001-02	35	35	246	538	.457	192	220	.873	107	187	32	0	770	22.0
TOTALS	135	106	641	1475	.435	445	517	.861	299	456	99	3	1985	14.7
Three-point field goals: 1998-99, 43-for-130 (.331); 1999-00, 50-for-120 (.417); 2000-01, 79-for-202 (.391); 2001-02, 86-for-230 (.374). Totals: 258-for-682 (.378).