On the heels of leading Ole Miss to a third straight win and an upset over LSU on Sept. 27, Trinidad Chambliss didn't get off to the start that he or coach Lane Kiffin had hoped on Saturday against Washington State. Chambliss, 3–0 since taking over for the injured Austin Simmons as Rebels starting quarterback, looked a bit shaky on Ole Miss's first few drives, which ended in a turnover on downs in the red zone, a missed field goal and a lost fumble by Chambliss himself, respectively.
However, Chambliss turned things around, beginning with a 10-play, 87-yard touchdown drive that was capped off by a two-yard pass from the senior QB to tight end Dae'Quan Wright in the end zone.
