Trinidad Chambliss has a chance to become an Ole Miss football legend, even more so than he already is after being thrust into the starting role last season before leading the Rebels to two College Football Playoff wins. It was part of the star quarterback's reasoning for returning to Ole Miss rather than following former coach Lane Kiffin to LSU in the transfer portal this offseason.
And maybe nothing tells Ole Miss fans you're more committed to their program and community than buying a house on campus in Oxford, Mississippi.
"Well, one, it was an investment," Chambliss said on ESPN's "Official Visit with Rece Davis. "I feel like there are a lot of things you can do with your NIL money and one of them I think was buying a house on the square was a good investment. For years to come, I can have it as a rental property. I can always come back and go to games when my playing career is over with.
"Also, too, I just love Oxford. I'm an Ole Miss Rebel for life. I know that this is home now, or a second home. I felt like that was an important piece for me to do."
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And maybe nothing tells Ole Miss fans you're more committed to their program and community than buying a house on campus in Oxford, Mississippi.
"Well, one, it was an investment," Chambliss said on ESPN's "Official Visit with Rece Davis. "I feel like there are a lot of things you can do with your NIL money and one of them I think was buying a house on the square was a good investment. For years to come, I can have it as a rental property. I can always come back and go to games when my playing career is over with.
"Also, too, I just love Oxford. I'm an Ole Miss Rebel for life. I know that this is home now, or a second home. I felt like that was an important piece for me to do."
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#chambliss
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