Overview
- Chambliss, speaking to On3 on Monday, called Kiffin’s November departure for LSU a weird process but said he holds no ill will toward his former coach.
- The quarterback said he briefly considered following Kiffin to Baton Rouge before committing to stay once Pete Golding was named head coach.
- A Mississippi court granted Chambliss an injunction in February for an extra season, and a petition to appeal that ruling was later denied, leaving him expected to play in 2026.
- Ole Miss finished its postseason without Kiffin, beating Tulane and Georgia before a close semifinal loss to Miami under Golding’s direction.
- LSU visits Oxford on September 19 for an early SEC matchup that will pit Kiffin against Chambliss and the Rebels in a nationally watched return.