The SEC may not be dominating national titles games, but with many of the nation's top athletes in the south, the conference continues to rule the recruiting game.
The NCAA is appealing the preliminary injunction that a state court in Mississippi granted to Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss to allow him a sixth college season in 2026.
Ole Miss Rebels quarterback Trinidad Chambliss received a preliminary injunction against the NCAA on Feb. 12, making him eligible for the 2026 season until the lawsuit is fully litigated, but a new twist occurred on Thursday.
Baylor School (Tenn.) four-star quarterback Keegan Croucher has locked in an official visit with Pete Golding and the Ole Miss Rebels as he continues navigating a pivotal offseason in his recruitment.
Ole Miss Rebels quarterback Trinidad Chambliss is back in Oxford for the 2026 season after being granted a preliminary injunction following a win in Mississippi court last month.
In a move that could reshape recruiting for Mississippi universities, state lawmakers have passed legislation that would exempt NIL earnings from state income taxes.
The Ole Miss Rebels football program is facing scrutiny after reports surfaced that the NCAA is investigating alleged misuse of donor funds tied to recruiting.
Every NCAA eligibility ruling — approval or denial — costs the association something it cannot recover: time. In a statement following its decision involving Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, the NCAA argued the outcome undermines its eligibility framework and threatens future opportunities for athletes.
Trinidad Chambliss is (for now) all set up for a sixth season of eligibility. A Mississippi state court judge has granted the Ole Miss quarterback Chambliss an additional season of eligibility, paving the way for him to play in 2026 (Pete Thamel of ESPN reported on Thursday).
The Ole Miss Rebels are likely finally going to get an answer on their quarterback Trinidad Chambliss and his potential return to Oxford very soon. However, it's apparently not going to be coming in the form of any good faith correspondence with the NCAA.
Judge Robert Whitwell holds the next chapter of Trinidad Chambliss’ football career in his hands. The Ole Miss quarterback and the NCAA square off Thursday morning at 9:30 a.m.
The NCAA has denied Ole Miss’ appeal for a sixth-year eligibility waiver for quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, upholding its initial rejection from January.
Ole Miss Rebels fans received some more bad news on the Trinidad Chambliss front late on Wednesday. However, the overreactions and assumptions went a bit too far.