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The NCAA is appealing the Trinidad Chambliss preliminary injunction, which granted him eligibility for the 2026 season, according to multiple reports.

On Thursday, the NCAA filed 658 pages with the Mississippi State Supreme Court, asking the court to overrule the injunction and expedite the ruling.

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DaleGribblesMower•22 hours
The 40 year old virgin will have to get a job?
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TrueLefty•21 hours
He will ignore the NCAA and play for Ole Miss this coming season.
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