Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss takes hard hit on scramble against Tulane in CFP
Mississippi quarterback Trinidad Chambliss received treatment on the field and was sidelined during the Rebels’ final first-half series on against Tulane in the College Football Playoff
OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi quarterback Trinidad Chambliss received treatment on the field and was sidelined during the Rebels' final first-half series on Saturday against Tulane in the College Football Playoff.
Chambliss was evaluated for a concussion and cleared. He re-entered the game for Ole Miss' first possession of the third quarter.
In the final minute before halftime, Chambliss took a hard hit during an 11-yard scramble and walked to the sideline. Both Chambliss and Tulane linebacker Chris Rodgers received treatment for a couple of minutes after they collided.
Austin Simmons replaced Chambliss and completed two passes before he lost a fumble on a sack on his third play under center from the Green Wave 7-yard line.
The turnover prevented the Rebels from building on their 17-3 lead.
Chambliss completed 13 of 16 passes in the first half for 167 yards. He also rushed for a 4-yard touchdown.
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