Trinidad Chambliss' appeal for a sixth year has been denied by the NCAA per Thamel.

He will get drafted and make a lot of money.

Just sue like Joey Aguilar did and as of right now he is eligible for 2026

Time for another legal battle settled by a judge

Makes that game less scary if that holds up, but they still have Lacy at RB and Umanmielen coming off the edge.  Will be a tough game regardless.  Surprised Chambliss wants to come back to college football given how desperate the NFL is for QBs and a down year for QB prospects in this draft cycle.

3 minutes ago, LonghornFan4Ever said:

Makes that game less scary if that holds up, but they still have Lacy at RB and Umanmielen coming off the edge.  Will be a tough game regardless.  Surprised Chambliss wants to come back to college football given how desperate the NFL is for QBs and a down year for QB prospects in this draft cycle.

Umanmielen is at LSU now

11 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Trinidad Chambliss' appeal for a sixth year has been denied by the NCAA per Thamel.

As it should be. Go to 5 to play 5 already. 

2 minutes ago, Tim Longoria said:

Umanmielen is at LSU now

These players move around so much it's hard to keep up lol

Statement from Ole Miss.

Here comes the Lawsuit…. Dude will play college ball until he’s 29 or something 🤦‍♂️

11 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Statement from Ole Miss.

Yeah documented by a treating physician 4 years later 😆 failed to mention that part

Edited February 5Feb 5 by Deej

Does this ruling affect our OL we are trying to get a 6th year for? 

So dude has to finally grow up and get a job like the rest of us ?

4 minutes ago, Joe Zura said:

So dude has to finally grow up and get a job like the rest of us ?

Pretty sure he’s not like us. He would still get drafted and make a few million first. 

29 minutes ago, TheContractor12 said:

Does this ruling affect our OL we are trying to get a 6th year for? 

My question also

1 hour ago, TheContractor12 said:

Does this ruling affect our OL we are trying to get a 6th year for? 

Possible but the NCAA rulings are consistently inconsistent

2 hours ago, Joe Zura said:

So dude has to finally grow up and get a job like the rest of us ?

You know your daddy Gerry takes care of ya 😂😂

7 hours ago, CJ Vogel said:

Statement from Ole Miss.

The incapacitating medical condition was chronic toncillitis.... he had a sore throat. lol.

Sucks - don’t feel bad for him or Ole Miss whatsoever 

We don't know the nature of Seymour's incapacity in 2023 so we don't know anything about what the NCAA might do.  We can infer that he had to be more incapacitated than Trinidad to be successful.

We can also infer that a decision from the NCAA is on the near horizon, just in time for litigation.

11 hours ago, Joe Zura said:

So dude has to finally grow up and get a job like the rest of us ?

What about me???

I don't have a job no more😫

8 hours ago, Tim Longoria said:

You know your daddy Gerry takes care of ya 😂😂

6 minutes ago, PaulieD said:

What about me???

I don't have a job no more😫

Old 🤣😂

1 minute ago, Joe Zura said:

Old 🤣😂

Oh yeah - I retired.

I keep forgetting that.

Does this indicate in any way the NCAA's stance towards the WKU transfer OL Seymour?