Ole Miss absolutely torched LSU for a decisive 32-24 victory at Vaught,Hemingway Stadium on Saturday night, and quarterback Trinidad Chambliss was the undisputed orchestrator of the chaos. This wasn’t just any win, it was a statement game, especially with Lane Kiffin now leading the Tigers, his former team. The Rebels definitely brought the energy, and they didn’t hold back post-game, either.
Chambliss Came to Play, No Question
Seriously, you gotta give it up for Chambliss. The dude was on fire, straight up thriving against Kiffin’s squad. He finished the night an impressive 33-of-48 for 363 yards and two passing touchdowns. But wait, there’s more! Chambliss also punched in a third score on the ground. Think about that for a second: three touchdowns against the very coach he was once rumored to follow out the door. Talk about stepping up in a big moment. Sure, he threw one interception, but that hardly dims the shine on a performance that completely keyed this win. Ole Miss is now sitting pretty at 3-0, while LSU drops to 2-1 after that slugfest.
Ole Miss Went Full Savage Mode on X
But the real drama, the stuff that makes you stop scrolling, happened after the final buzzer. Ole Miss’s social media team was not playing around. They dropped a video on X that was a direct jab at Lane Kiffin and LSU. This wasn’t some subtle shade, either. The post specifically referenced those rumors from the 2025 season about Trinidad Chambliss potentially following Kiffin to LSU when Kiffin made the move from the Rebels to the Tigers. Imagine performing like that against your former coach, then watching your team just absolutely roast him online. It’s the kind of move that makes everyone in the league pay attention, making sure Kiffin and LSU felt that sting. It’s the ultimate mic drop after a huge win.
Ole Miss is rolling at 3-0, and after a performance like that from Chambliss and a post-game troll for the ages, they’re looking like a team with serious swagger.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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