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Trinidad Chambliss sues NCAA in Mississippi court for extra year of eligibility at Ole Miss

January 17, 2026

Trinidad Chambliss, the Ole Miss quarterback, has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA in Mississippi seeking an extra year of eligibility after the organization denied his request for a sixth season. His legal team is asking the court for a preliminary injunction to allow him to play during the 2026 season, which would prevent him from moving on to the NFL.

Trinidad Chambliss sues NCAA in Mississippi court for extra year of eligibility at Ole Miss

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Chambliss filed his lawsuit in the Chancery Court of Lafayette County, Mississippi.
The NCAA denied his request for a sixth year of eligibility on January 9, 2026.
His legal team is led by attorney Tom Mars and Mississippi attorney William Liston.
The lawsuit seeks both a preliminary and permanent injunction for Chambliss to continue playing college football.

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Trinidad Chambliss sues NCAA in Mississippi court for extra year of eligibility at Ole Miss

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