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Harris, M. (2026, September 22). ESPN personality Chris Canty shares wildly inaccurate statement about Ole Miss football on 'First Take'. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/espn-personality-chris-canty-shares-wildly-inaccurate-statement-ole-miss-football-first-take
Harris, Mark. “ESPN personality Chris Canty shares wildly inaccurate statement about Ole Miss football on 'First Take'.” Fox News, 22 Sept. 2026, https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/espn-personality-chris-canty-shares-wildly-inaccurate-statement-ole-miss-football-first-take.
Harris, Mark. “ESPN personality Chris Canty shares wildly inaccurate statement about Ole Miss football on 'First Take'.” Fox News, September 22, 2026. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/espn-personality-chris-canty-shares-wildly-inaccurate-statement-ole-miss-football-first-take.
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On Tuesday morning's episode of ESPN's "First Take," former NFL player Chris Canty inaccurately claimed that Ole Miss football had only two wins against AP Top 10 teams in the last 60 years, both secured by quarterback Trinidad Chambliss. During a discussion about Chambliss's future prospects in professional leagues, Canty made this statement while pointing to a graphic of Chambliss. However, this assertion was misleading; Ole Miss has a much longer and more successful history against ranked opponents than Canty suggested. The program under head coach Lane Kiffin led by Chambliss notably won over LSU on Saturday and previously defeated Georgia in the College Football Playoff, highlighting Chambliss's contributions but not the entirety of Ole Miss' achievements over decades.