Summary
Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss was denied a sixth year of college eligibility by the NCAA. Ole Miss plans to appeal the decision to try and extend his college football career. Chambliss previously played at Ferris State and missed part of his college years due to medical reasons.
Key Facts
- Ole Miss had a strong season, reaching the College Football Playoff semifinals.
- Head coach Lane Kiffin left for LSU, with Pete Golding taking over permanently.
- Trinidad Chambliss is the standout quarterback for Ole Miss.
- Chambliss's request for a sixth year of eligibility was denied by the NCAA.
- Ole Miss plans to appeal the NCAA's decision.
- Chambliss began his college career at Division II Ferris State but played limited games.
- He redshirted in 2021 and missed 2022 due to medical issues.
- If no extra year is given, Chambliss may enter the NFL draft in April.
