Summary
Trinidad Chambliss, a quarterback for Ole Miss, played a strong game against Georgia and is considering his future options in college football. He needs a medical waiver to extend his eligibility, and if granted, he may possibly transfer to LSU. His situation is attracting attention because his decision could influence the teams he might join.
Key Facts
- Trinidad Chambliss is a quarterback who played for Ole Miss.
- He completed 30 of 46 passes for 362 yards with two touchdowns in a game against Georgia.
- Chambliss is seeking a medical waiver from the NCAA to extend his playing eligibility.
- There is interest in him possibly transferring to LSU if he receives the waiver.
- His previous coach, Lane Kiffin, supports his eligibility for another year.
- Chambliss did not play during his sophomore year due to chronic tonsillitis.
- ESPN's Pete Thamel mentioned that Chambliss is a highly sought-after player.
- Chambliss's eligibility and potential transfer are of great interest in college football circles.
