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Trinidad Chambliss' lawyer sends savage message to NCAA after it appeals QB's injunction

The NCAA filed an appeal of the preliminary injunction in the Mississippi State Supreme Court, seeking interlocutory review.
Attorney Tom Mars compared the case to the Alston litigation, signaling a combative stance this appeal might take.
Chambliss won a preliminary injunction preventing the NCAA from blocking his 2026 participation while the case proceeds.
The initial ruling cited the NCAA’s alleged bad faith in denying a medical redshirt for 2022 during Chambliss’ time at Ferris State.
The case centers on Chambliss’s eligibility and the NCAA’s authority to grant or deny medical redshirts.
On3 and ESPN contributed reporting to the unfolding legal actions in Chambliss’ case.
Chambliss' 2025 season featured strong Heisman considerations and a playoff run with Ole Miss before the 2026 eligibility issue arose.
The preliminary injunction blocks the NCAA from restricting Chambliss’s participation through the litigation process.
The Mississippi state court system is handling the initial injunction ruling and its appeal context.

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