Ole Misc.: Donte Moncrief's Adjusting Well to Indianapolis

We've been baseballing a lot around here, so let's look at some football news for a change. And what a better topic to approach than what animals Donte Moncrief is afraid of? Here's SB Nation's Dan Rubenstein chatting with the former Rebel star about his role in the Indianapolis offense, his transition into the NFL, and snakes.

Of note is Moncrief's assertion that the transition from his time at Ole Miss to the NFL hasn't been particularly difficult, given the playbook he learned while in Oxford. Comparing the two systems, he notes that they're both made up of "the same concepts, but they just name it differently... It's not as bad as people think." He also briefly touches on how transitioning from a no-huddle to a pro-style system has steepened the learning curve just a bit.

He also doesn't have high hopes for his rookie rating in Madden, which is fair and reasonable.

Other (non-Baseball) Links:

• Ole Miss is one of four college teams who will need more wins this season to continue to recruit successfully.
• ESPN.com feels that Ole Miss has the best secondary in the SEC, which is something that few of us probably ever thought we'd hear.
• Chris Malloy, a former Ole Miss golfer, will lead the golf program going forward. He was hired from USF.
• And the Tuohy's have bought the naming rights for the basketball practice facility. Unfortunately, they're likely not going to name it the "Quesarito Supreme Practice Facility."