US EditionOle Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss granted injunction by Mississippi judge ...
- Thursday, Mississippi Judge Robert Whitwell granted Trinidad Chambliss a temporary injunction making him immediately eligible for the 2026 season, a ruling the NCAA can appeal.
- Following a Jan. 9 denial and a Feb. 4 upheld decision, Chambliss sued the NCAA in Lafayette County Chancery Court on Jan. 16, arguing his 2022 season should not count toward eligibility.
- Citing nearly 91 pages of records, Judge Robert Whitwell explained in about 90 minutes that Ole Miss and its submissions showed Trinidad Chambliss's medical history was not properly considered.
- The decision lets Ole Miss activate a NIL agreement expected to exceed $5 million, strengthening their 2026 roster ahead of the Sept. 5 opener against Louisville.
- NCAA officials said the ruling creates an impossible situation and warned inconsistent state laws and conflicting court decisions require partnering with Congress for stability.
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Decatur DailyJudge grants Ole Miss' Chambliss what NCAA didn't
PITTSBORO, Miss. — In saying “the NCAA ignored its own rules,” a Mississippi judge granted Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss a preliminary injunction Thursday against college athletics' governing body, allowing him to receive an extra year of eligibility so he…
Chambliss granted additional year of eligibility
A state court judge has cleared the way for Trinidad Chambliss to suit up for one more season at University of Mississippi, delivering a courtroom victory that could keep the Rebels’ quarterback under center in 2026. Chambliss was granted an additional year of eligibility after Chancery Court Judge Robert Whitwell issued an injunction allowing him to compete next season. Following a hearing on Thursday, Whitwell determined that Chambliss satisfi…
Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss granted sixth year of NCAA eligibility by state judge
Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss won a court battle for a sixth year of eligibility after a judge ruled the NCAA acted in bad faith, clearing him to play in 2026.
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