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Ole Miss Rebels Boosted by Chambliss Injunction
Quarterback's NCAA victory cements Rebels as SEC title contender
Published on Feb. 13, 2026
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The Ole Miss Rebels football team has received a major boost after quarterback Trinidad Chambliss won an NCAA injunction, allowing him to play this season. The ruling is expected to significantly improve the Rebels' offensive production and cement their status as a top 5 team in the SEC.
Why it matters
Chambliss was facing an NCAA suspension, which would have been a major blow to Ole Miss' championship aspirations. The injunction allows the Rebels to field their full starting lineup, making them a serious threat in the SEC race.
The details
Chambliss, a junior quarterback, was facing a multi-game suspension from the NCAA for an unspecified rules violation. However, he successfully challenged the ruling in court, obtaining an injunction that allows him to play immediately. This is a major win for the Rebels, as Chambliss is widely considered one of the top signal-callers in the conference.
- Chambliss won the NCAA injunction on February 12, 2026.
- Ole Miss opens its 2026 season on September 5.
The players
Trinidad Chambliss
Junior quarterback for the Ole Miss Rebels football team.
Ole Miss Rebels
The football team of the University of Mississippi, a member of the Southeastern Conference (SEC).
What they’re saying
“This is a huge win for our program and for Trinidad. He's one of the best quarterbacks in the country, and having him on the field gives us a chance to compete for an SEC title.”
— Lane Kiffin, Head Coach, Ole Miss Rebels (wkyc.com)
What’s next
The Rebels will now turn their attention to their season opener on September 5, where they will look to make an early statement in the SEC race.
The takeaway
The Chambliss injunction has transformed the outlook for the Ole Miss Rebels, elevating them into the conversation as a potential top contender in the SEC. This ruling could have major implications for the conference and national championship picture.
