‘Absolutely Rip His Heart Out’ — Ex-NFL QB Sends Blunt Advice to Trinidad Chambliss for Matchup vs. Lane Kiffin’s LSU

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The LSU-Ole Miss game has plenty of storylines, but the connection between Trinidad Chambliss and Lane Kiffin is one of the biggest.

Kiffin left Ole Miss for LSU during the 2025 season, and there was an expectation that some of his former players could follow him via the transfer portal. Chambliss chose a different path. He stayed at Ole Miss, worked through a legal battle to secure another year of eligibility, and remained committed to Pete Golding and the Rebels.

Now, Chambliss will face his former coach when LSU visits Oxford on Saturday night.

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Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky believes Chambliss should use the situation as motivation. Speaking on ESPN’s “Get Up” podcast, Orlovsky said Chambliss should look at the matchup personally after Kiffin decided to leave Ole Miss.

“He’s the best quarterback in college football. And thinking in the context of, if I’m Chambliss, I’m playing against the coach that left me… He went to LSU to win a national championship. He can get better players there. I would never think about it in that lens,” Orlovsky said.

“I’m Trinidad Chambliss, Lane Kiffin. You left me and I’m gonna do everything I can this Saturday when you come to Ole Miss to make you regret that decision. Not only just Saturday, but for the rest of your life because you’ll never have a quarterback as good as me. That would be my mindset. I would try to absolutely rip his heart out on Saturday night,” he added.

The comments highlight just how much emotion surrounds the matchup. Chambliss will have a chance to answer Kiffin on the field in front of an Ole Miss crowd that has been waiting for this game since the coach left.

There is also an interesting contrast between the two offenses.

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Kiffin and LSU offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. know Chambliss well from their time together at Ole Miss. They understand his strengths and tendencies, but Chambliss has continued to develop under Golding and the current Ole Miss staff.

Both sides have also shown they can succeed without each other.

Kiffin opened his LSU tenure with a 51-10 win over Clemson, while Chambliss helped Ole Miss pull off a 41-38 win over Louisville with a late game-winning drive. Both LSU and Ole Miss are 2-0 heading into Saturday’s matchup.

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With College GameDay in Oxford and a packed Vaught-Hemingway Stadium expected for the rivalry game, Chambliss will be at the center of the attention.

For the Ole Miss quarterback, this is more than another SEC game. It is his first chance to face the coach who left Oxford and chose LSU. How Chambliss performs could add another chapter to one of the most personal storylines surrounding Saturday night’s game.

This article originally appeared on Pro Football Network.

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