The New York Times
Ole Miss has Trinidad Chambliss. It doesn't need Lane Kiffin
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Trinidad Chambliss’ standout performance fueled Ole Miss’ 32-24 victory over LSU on Saturday, with the program using the moment as a statement amid the presence of former coach Lane Kiffin. In front of Ole Miss’ biggest crowd in program history, Chambliss—who spent his first four college years at Ferris State—produced key plays, including two touchdown passes and an evident emotional reaction toward the LSU sideline. After an interception sealed the win, Ole Miss players and staff celebrated with a Garth Brooks song. Coach Pete Golding acknowledged the sweetness but emphasized the next challenge: Florida.
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