Ole Miss Rebels starting quarterback Trinidad Chambliss’ girlfriend, Alina Anderson, had a few celebratory words before the game against Miami. On Thursday, Jan. 8, Chambliss and the rest of interim coach Pete Golding‘s 2025-26 Rebels team are going up against coach Mario Cristobal’s Miami Hurricanes for this year’s semifinal of the college football playoffs to determine who goes on to the winner-take-all game.
With the game being held on a neutral ground in the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, former college volleyball player and Chambliss‘ girlfriend, Alina Anderson, took to her Instagram account to upload a carousel post that showcased what went down from Anderson’s perspective as Ole Miss won their quarterfinal matchup on Monday, Jan. 5, She also used the song, “Island Time in Oxford” by The Chub Tuggins Band, in her post.
Anderson wrote a brief caption to allude to both the song she chose for the post and the fact that their next plan was to head on over to Arizona for the continuation of postseason play. In Anderson’s upload, she first included a candid photo of herself and Chambliss embracing after the aforementioned game, followed by a series of videos of the post-game celebrations as well as outfit checks with her close ones.
“About time I use this song!! See ya in AZ🌵✈️🏈,” Anderson captioned with a trio of emojis.
Chambliss and the rest of the Rebels are coming off their 2025-26 college football playoff quarterfinal triumph over coach Kirby Smart’s Georgia Bulldogs by five points, 39-34, on Thursday, Jan. 1, at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. Ole Miss is fresh off the 2025 regular season, where they finished with an overall record of 13-1 (7-1 SEC), as they were the top seed in this year’s SEC standings.
Trinidad Chambliss Dropped An Emoji In The Comments Section Of Alina Anderson’s Instagram Post
With Alina Anderson dropping a carousel post on her social media page to celebrate his 2025-26 college football playoff semifinal berth, Trinidad Chambliss reacted to the upload with a bold one-liner.
The young talent went with a mere grinning emoji to express his reaction to Anderson’s post. Chambliss is in his first year with the Rebels after having spent his freshman year with the Ferris State Bulldogs in Division II.
“😁,” Chambliss wrote.
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