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Trinidad Chambliss Says He’ll Stay at Ole Miss If NCAA Grants Sixth Year

An unresolved NCAA waiver will determine his 2026 path during a tightly timed playoff week.

Overview

  • The Ole Miss quarterback said he will return as the Rebels’ starter in 2026 rather than enter the transfer portal if his sixth-year waiver is approved.
  • The request, tied to his 2022 season at Division II Ferris State, remains under NCAA review following additional medical documentation and legal filings.
  • Lane Kiffin acknowledged Chambliss’s announcement by retweeting his post with a Mississippi flag, cooling speculation about a possible move to LSU.
  • ESPN analysts suggested he could be the draft’s third quarterback if he declares, highlighting the first-round implications weighed against a college return.
  • Ole Miss is reinforcing its roster, including landing five-star offensive lineman Carius Curne from LSU, as Chambliss prepares for the Jan. 8 CFP semifinal against Miami.