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No. 9 Ole Miss Routs Vanderbilt 52-17 Behind 4 Combined TDs From Trinidad Chambliss

Chambliss completed 20 of 30 passes for 213 yards as Ole Miss scored four second-quarter touchdowns and rebounded from a loss at Florida.

  • On Saturday, No. 9 Ole Miss routed host Vanderbilt 52-17 at FirstBank Stadium in Nashville, Tenn., as quarterback Trinidad Chambliss threw three touchdown passes to lead the Rebels to victory.
  • Ole Miss secured the blowout by scoring four touchdowns in a nine-minute span during the second quarter, driving at least 54 yards on four consecutive possessions.
  • Trinidad Chambliss finished with 213 yards passing, while Commodores quarterback Jared Curtis threw for 222 yards and committed three turnovers during the contest.
  • Compounding their struggles against a quality Southeastern Conference opponent, Vanderbilt finished with 11 penalties for 92 yards, with their only touchdown coming on a 13-yard pass from Curtis to Ja'Cory Thomas.
  • While freshman quarterback Curtis demonstrated some growth, the Commodores must improve discipline to remain competitive in the Southeastern Conference; self-inflicted mistakes proved costly against top-tier opponents.
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No. 9 Ole Miss routs Vanderbilt 52-17 behind 4 combined TDs from Trinidad Chambliss

Trinidad Chambliss threw for 213 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another score as ninth-ranked Mississippi routed Vanderbilt 52-17 on Saturday

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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