Ole Miss O-Line Transfer Shares What He Loves Most About New School And It’s Perfectly On-Brand

• Ole Miss offensive lineman Mason Brooks transferred from Western Kentucky in the offseason.
• Upon arrival at his new school, he was particularly thrilled about one specific thing.
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The difference between Group of Five conference programs and Power Five conference programs is very apparent in college football. It is rare that a Group of Five program gets the chance to compete for a national championship and Cincinnati proved this past year that the talent gap is real.

Beyond the on-field differences, there is a lot of contrast off of the field. Power Five programs typically have better facilities and more resources for athletes.

Ole Miss transfer Mason Brooks recently spoke about this topic. The fifth-year senior transferred from Western Kentucky during the offseason.

Brooks is slated to start at one of the tackle spots for the Rebels and he is settling in nicely. Beyond his fit in the Ole Miss offense, he is finding life in Oxford to be more luxurious than in Bowling Green, for lack of better word.

During a recent press conference after spring practice, Brooks spoke about the transition. He spoke highly of the talent on the field and mentioned that it is a big step up from the level of player on the G5 level.

In addition, he spoke about something that is very important to the Big Uglies up front — food. Brooks has been thrilled with the amount of different options he has presented to him at Ole Miss and is very glad that he no longer has to stuff down as many Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwiches as possible.

When it comes to eating, offensive linemen know best. This is a resounding endorsement for the food at Ole Miss.