Trinidad Chambliss, the Ole Miss quarterback who has become one of the most recognizable faces of the Rebels program, opened his first youth football camp in Oxford, Mississippi, drawing roughly 350 elementary and high school participants.
The camp, held under sweltering 90‑degree heat, gave each child a chance to throw, catch and pose for photos with the star player, while his father, Trent Chambliss, moved among the groups urging them to capture memories with the Division II national championship rings that Trinidad wears.
Camp Highlights
Beyond the drills, the younger Chambliss emphasized interaction, moving from one cluster of campers to another, signing autographs and sharing insights about the upcoming SEC Media Days in Tampa Bay, Florida, where the Rebels contingent will soon appear.
Organizers noted that the event served as a warm‑up for the media circuit, with the Ole Miss signal‑caller and his teammates preparing for the 2026 season that many expect to be a breakout year under his leadership.
Trent Chambliss expressed pride in his son’s journey, highlighting how the camp reflects a broader commitment to community outreach and the next generation of athletes.