Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss Rebels put the college football world on notice in Week 9 after earning a statement victory over the Oklahoma Sooners on Saturday i

In 2025, college football is a next-man-up game. Nowhere is that mantra more true than at the quarterback position. One signal-caller who has made a name for himself is Ole Miss' Trinidad Chambliss. His rise to national prominence came as a surprise, as Chambliss started the season on the bench, backing up Rebels starter Austin Simmons.

In the shadow of 60,000 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss needed just one more moment. Facing fourth-and-3 against No. 4 LSU, Ole Miss could settle for a field goal, but coach Lane Kiffin decided to put it in the hands of his little-known quarterback against one of the best defenses in college football .

Ole Miss football quarterback Trinidad Chambliss lost his first road SEC start, but for three quarters vs Georgia he was unstoppable

Ole Miss held off Oklahoma 34-26 behind Trinidad Chambliss, as a late Sooners misfire accidentally sent a cheerleader flying.

Saturday's comeback attempt against No. 8 Ole Miss came up just short, 34-26, No. 13 Oklahoma's second loss with four games left against teams currently slotted inside the AP poll's top 20. Oklahoma got off to a 5-0 start earlier this month but a loss to Texas was a precursor to what could happen when the offense failed to sustain drives,