Trinidad Chambliss disagrees with LSU coach Lane Kiffin about how Black recruits view Ole Miss
Chambliss said he disagrees with Kiffin’s claim that Oxford made recruiting Black players harder, citing his own positive experience at Ole Miss.
- On Friday, Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss challenged LSU coach Lane Kiffin's recent claims that past Confederate symbols made recruiting Black players difficult in Oxford, Mississippi.
- In a Vanity Fair article published in May, Kiffin claimed recruits' families were reluctant to move to Oxford, stating "my grandparents aren't letting me move to Oxford, Mississippi." Chambliss rejected this as untrue.
- Chambliss stated the Oxford community showed him "nothing but love," and his family trusted the people he met during his transfer visit from Ferris State.
- Kiffin will return to Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Sept. 19 as a visitor when LSU faces Ole Miss, marking his first trip back as an opponent.
- The Rebels promoted former defensive coordinator Pete Golding to lead the program following Kiffin's departure to LSU alongside offensive coordinator Charlie Weis before the College Football Playoff.
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Trinidad Chambliss Responds to Lane Kiffin's Comments About Ole Miss Recruiting After LSU Exit
Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss took umbrage with comments former head coach Lane Kiffin made to Vanity Fair in May, when the now-LSU coach suggested that a history of racism and segregation in Oxford made it more difficult to recruit Black players.
Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss QB says he’s on good terms with LSU coach but rebuffs Vanity Fair comments
Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss prides himself on playing the game like a point guard, distributing the football with quick passes and, when necessary, using his legs to scramble and extend plays.
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Trinidad Chambliss disagrees with LSU coach Lane Kiffin about how Black recruits view Ole Miss
Mississippi quarterback Trinidad Chambliss says he doesn't agree with comments first-year LSU coach Lane Kiffin made last month that Ole Miss’ past embrace of Confederate symbols made recruiting Black players more difficult.
Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss Disagrees With Vanity Fair Comments By Lane Kiffin About Being Black In Oxford
By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor When Division II Ferris State quarterback Trinidad Chambliss and his family from Grand Rapids, Michigan, went down south in early 2025 to Ole Miss on a recruiting visit with [...] The post Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss Disagrees With Vanity Fair Comments By Lane Kiffin About Being Black In Oxford appeared first on TigerRag.com.
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