What's Happening?
Trinidad Chambliss is expected to start as quarterback for Ole Miss against Tulane, following Austin Simmons' ankle injury. Simmons, who was limited in practice, played briefly against Arkansas but aggravated his injury. Chambliss, a Ferris State transfer, impressed with his performance against Arkansas, passing for 353 yards and scoring three touchdowns. Coach Lane Kiffin praised Chambliss's abilities, highlighting his potential to lead the team. Ole Miss is not required to provide an availability report for the nonconference game against Tulane.
Why It's Important?
Chambliss's role as starting quarterback is crucial for Ole Miss, especially with Simmons' uncertain status. His performance could influence Ole Miss's strategy and success in upcoming games. Tulane, undefeated so far, presents a formidable challenge, and their victory could impact their standing in the College Football Playoff. The game is significant for both teams as they aim to strengthen their positions in the season.
What's Next?
Ole Miss will face No. 3 LSU in their next game, and the outcome against Tulane will be important for their preparation. Tulane's performance could solidify their position as a playoff contender, affecting their strategy in the American Conference.
