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Ole Miss Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss Masterfully Uses NIL Deal to Generate Buzz: A Creative Commercial for AT&T

Ole Miss awaits College Football Playoff seed, amidst coaching change controversy. Despite a historic season with eleven wins and one loss, head coach Lane Kiffins departure to LSU raises questions about their playoff chances. ESPNs Rece Davis and Fox Sports Joel Klatt discuss the potential impact of Kiffins absence, with Klatt pointing out Texas A&Ms similar resume but lower ranking, potentially due to Ole Misss strength of schedule. The committees decision will highlight the balance between coaching changes and on-field performance in the playoff rankings.

Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss secures a high-profile NIL deal with AT&T, valued at $665,000, as the Rebels await College Football Playoff fate. Chamblisss impressive performance this season, with over 3,000 passing yards and 26 touchdowns, has contributed to the teams eleven-and-one record. Despite coach Lane Kiffins departure, the Rebels have a 100% chance of making the playoffs, according to ESPNs Football Power Index. Chambliss, in his final year of eligibility, ranks behind teammates Diego Pounds ($1.6M) and Princewill Umanmielen ($1.1M) in NIL valuation. The team awaits the final rankings announcement this Sunday at noon Eastern Time on ESPN.

Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, a Division Two transfer, has led the Rebels to an unprecedented eleven-and-one record, earning a potential College Football Playoff spot. Hes signed a significant NIL deal with AT&T, capitalizing on his transfer story. On the field, Chambliss has thrown for over three thousand yards and eighteen touchdowns, with a dual-threat rushing style. Despite his success, he remains humble, attributing it to a higher plan.

Ole Miss maintains College Football Playoff hopes despite coachs departure, while Texas Techs win boosts playoff chances for Notre Dame and Miami. SEC Championship game outcome to determine final playoff picture.

Ole Miss Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss Shines in New AT&T Commercial, Leads Team to Playoff Run

Trae Collins, a top safety prospect in the 2027 recruiting class, recently decommitted from Ole Miss after head coach Lane Kiffins departure. Collins, who had committed to Ole Miss earlier, is now back on the recruiting market with a top five list including Ole Miss, Michigan, SMU, Missouri, and North Carolina State. Despite his decommitment, Ole Miss remains in the running, with defensive coordinator Pete Golding now at the helm.

Shockwaves in College Football: Lane Kiffin Leaves Ole Miss for LSU, Leaving Rebels Without Coach for Playoffs

Myles Baker, a top-tier safety from Sierra Canyon High School, has narrowed his college choices to eight prestigious programs, including Ole Miss, Michigan, and Oregon. The six-foot-one, one hundred ninety-pound athlete has received offers from powerhouse schools like LSU, USC, and Notre Dame. Baker, who considers Michigan his dream school, has visited their campus and praised their academic reputation and player development. Oregon, which has shown him the most love, is also a strong contender, with Baker highlighting his strong relationships with coaches Dan Lanning and Tosh Lupoi. Baker plans to make his final decision in the spring, making it a significant moment in college football recruiting.