Overview
- The Las Vegas Sphere began showing Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy on Sunday on its roughly 580,000-square-foot LED surface as part of Ole Miss’s Heisman campaign.
- The Sphere display follows a grassroots rollout that included free yard signs and bumper stickers and a recent Times Square billboard as the program broadened the promotion beyond Oxford.
- Chambliss and Lacy provide the on-field basis for the push: Chambliss threw for about 3,937 yards with roughly 30 total touchdowns in 2025 and Lacy rushed for 1,567 yards with 24 touchdowns that season.
- Betting markets list Chambliss among the preseason Heisman contenders (No. 6, +1400 on BetMGM) while Lacy remains a longshot (+12500), and the school says the campaign seeks to increase voter and national media attention.
- The activation has drawn pushback from rival fans and questions about spending, and it sets expectations that Ole Miss’s early-season matchups will now be watched as chances for the players to convert visibility into votes.