  Recent work on calculating string theory landscape statistical predictions
for the Higgs and sparticle mass spectrum from an assumed power-law soft term
distribution yields an expectation for m(h)~ 125 GeV with sparticles (save
light higgsinos) somewhat beyond reach of high-luminosity LHC. A recent
examination of statistics of SUSY breaking in IIB string models with stabilized
moduli suggests a power-law for models based on KKLT stabilization and
uplifting while models based on large-volume scenario (LVS) instead yield an
expected logarithmic soft term distribution. We evaluate statistical
distributions for Higgs and sparticle masses from the landscape with a log soft
term distribution and find the Higgs mass still peaks around ~125 GeV with
sparticles beyond LHC reach, albeit with somewhat softer distributions than
those arising from a power-law.
