Trinidad Chambliss brings two good news for Pete Golding after winning his legal battle against the NCAA, reportedly landing another athlete.

Trinidad Chambliss, via attorney William Liston, filed a petition for an injunction to allow him to play football for Ole Miss in the 2026 season after the NCAA denied his wavier request for a final year of eligibility.

Both Ole Miss and NFL scouting experts are stuck in a frustrating holding pattern with Trinidad Chambliss's lawsuit process.

Ole Miss' Trinidad Chambliss has been at a legal war against NCAA. However, CFB analysts takes a look if the entire case is even fair or not.

The transfer portal dust may have settled, but a few players’ fates are still up in the air. Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss is still waiting on a waiver from the NCAA.

Trinidad Chambliss is going to court for his sixth college football season. Lawyers representing the Mississippi quarterback sued the NCAA on Friday, in which they are requesting for preliminary and permanent injunctions which would give Chambliss another year in Ole Miss, ESPN reported.