Trinidad Chambliss’ hearing for a preliminary injunction, which would allow him to play another season of college football, is on Feb. 12 in Pittsboro, Miss. Chambliss sued the NCAA on Jan. 16 after they denied his waiver request on Jan. 9.
On Monday, Chambliss’ co-counsel William Liston filed a memorandum in support of a motion for preliminary injunction.
The memorandum states: “Trinidad Chambliss and the University of Mississippi were never going to receive fair and good faith consideration of Ole Miss’s request for an additional season of eligibility from the National Collegiate Athletics Association, and that’s exactly what the NCAA intended.