00:00Trinidad Chambliss is one of those quarterbacks that will be playing in the equivalent of the
00:03NCAA Final Four. But you know what? He just got a new deal from Ole Miss pending his eligibility
00:09waiver being granted. He's seeking a sixth year of eligibility. Last I checked, he was never heard
00:15at this point. He's getting a sixth year of eligibility. It's wild times to also understand
00:19this. You should press down the needle as much as you can. Like I should be reading about Chambliss
00:23gone. He's looking for his ninth year of eligibility because the courts can't stop him.
00:27And is it a free for all right now in college football? Depending on which circuit court judge
00:32you get, you might wind up with 15 years of eligibility in college football.
00:37Yeah. I mean, he was a former D2 quarterback, I believe. Right. And then he took over Ole Miss.
00:45By the way, he didn't start this year as the quarterback. I think they had three games under
00:50the belt, then the injury to Simmons. And then that was when he came in here. And actually,
00:55they're very lucky the injury did happen and brought him in there. But now the question is,
01:01all right, so you go from D2 to SEC, is there enough there to what? To give him another year?
01:09I don't know. I mean, with all the publicity that the NCAA has been getting for giving anybody
01:15extra year and having, you know, six years, seven years, you know, is it a guarantee that he's going
01:22to get that extra year of eligibility? We know he's going to Ole Miss. Good for him. But I don't
01:28know that it's a guarantee. He gets it. That's the problem.
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