Five things to know about Florida State newest impact transfer

Florida State 's most impactful transfer portal addition of the offseason didn't come easy. Luke Loucks and his staff had to beat out the Kentucky Wildcats , a program with considerably more resources and a far longer trophy case, to land former Colorado Buffaloes forward Sebastian Rancik on Sunday . The 6-foot-11 Slovakian sophomore immediately reshapes FSU's front court and gives the Seminoles the kind of proven, high-major contributor the program desperately needed heading into next year for Loucks' second season at the helm.

Before he takes his first rep in Tallahassee, here are five things every Seminoles fan should know about the newest piece of FSU's roster transformation. 5. His Three-Point Shooting Improvement Is the Key to His Ceiling The most compelling developmental question surrounding Rancik's game, and the one that will determine just how dangerous he becomes in the ACC, is whether his perimeter shooting can continue its upward trend.

Rancik shot 33. 1% from three on 4. 1 attempts per game as a sophomore, an improvement from 25.

8% on just 1. 9 attempts per game as a freshman, a massive jump in both volume and efficiency in a single offseason. If Rancik can push his three-point percentage toward the 36 to 38% range under Loucks' system, he becomes one of the most unguardable front court options in the entire ACC.