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Long, M. (2026, September 26). Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss injures his left thigh at No. 21 Florida but returns to game. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/ole-miss-qb-trinidad-chambliss-injures-his-left-thigh-at-no-21-florida-but-returns-to-game/article_6de393a0-4467-5bf9-b970-3c1f687f2bd3.html
Long, Mark. “Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss injures his left thigh at No. 21 Florida but returns to game.” Toronto Star, 26 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/ole-miss-qb-trinidad-chambliss-injures-his-left-thigh-at-no-21-florida-but-returns-to-game/article_6de393a0-4467-5bf9-b970-3c1f687f2bd3.html.
Long, Mark. “Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss injures his left thigh at No. 21 Florida but returns to game.” Toronto Star, September 26, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/ole-miss-qb-trinidad-chambliss-injures-his-left-thigh-at-no-21-florida-but-returns-to-game/article_6de393a0-4467-5bf9-b970-3c1f687f2bd3.html.
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During a college football game between No. 21 Florida and Mississippi, Trinidad Chambliss, Mississippi's quarterback and Heisman Trophy front-runner, injured his left thigh in the first quarter while scrambling for an 11-yard gain on third-and-12. Despite trainers attending to him immediately after he was tackled by Myles Graham and Alfonzo Allen Jr., Chambliss surprisingly returned to play on the next series. Florida took a 10-0 lead before Chambliss threw his first pass, scoring an early field goal to extend their lead despite Mississippi's struggles with backup quarterback JT Lindsey. The game took place in Gainesville, Fla, and Ole Miss was also playing without star running back Kewan Lacy due to a shoulder injury.