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Chambliss Wins Eligibility Battle, Returns to Ole Miss

Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss regained eligibility to play this season after successfully challenging NCAA rules in a Mississippi courtroom.

The NCAA initially deemed Chambliss ineligible after determining he had used his four years of college eligibility—two at Division II Ferris State and two at Ole Miss. The university argued he should receive a medical redshirt for a year he missed due to respiratory issues during his time at Ferris State. orlando-books.blog

Attorney Tom Mars represented Chambliss in the legal battle. Chambliss expressed confidence throughout the process, stating, 'I always had confidence in me being back here, me being the quarterback at Ole Miss. My case was valid. It was the truth, all that. So, my confidence never went down or up. It was always pretty high.'