Summary
The NCAA denied Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss a sixth year of eligibility. Chambliss played one season at Ole Miss and previously spent four seasons at Division II Ferris State, but did not play for two of those years. Ole Miss plans to appeal the NCAA's decision.
Key Facts
- Ole Miss lost to Miami in the College Football Playoff semifinals 31-27.
- Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss requested a sixth year of eligibility from the NCAA.
- Chambliss spent four years at Ferris State and one year at Ole Miss.
- The NCAA denied the request due to lack of necessary medical documentation.
- Chambliss had a strong season with 3,937 passing yards and 22 touchdowns.
- Ole Miss and Chambliss plan to appeal the NCAA's decision.
- The NCAA approves eligibility extensions if medical proof of injury is provided.
- Only 15 out of 25 medical waiver requests in football were approved this year.
