The 10% K rate tells me he should translate well in tougher competition.

Kohler had similar numbers but a 22% K rate so I had concerns about him from the start.

Look at the K% for transfers. Guys who K vs crappy competition usually get punked in the SEC no matter what their average is or how many home runs they hit vs crap pitching. But if they have a good eye, their odds of being good for us is higher