20 college football thoughts from Week 3: Ole Miss’ win for the ages and a Music City miscue

Key Points:

• LSU's Lane Kiffin made a strategic error by assuming quarterback Trinidad Chambliss would transfer with him, but Chambliss stayed at Ole Miss and led them to a 32-24 victory over LSU, showcasing his elite talent.
• Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, a former Division II player, delivered a standout performance against LSU with 363 yards, three total touchdowns, and a game-winning run, solidifying his status as a top college QB.
• Vanderbilt stunned NC State with a last-second fumble recovery after a risky play call, leading to a 35-31 win and a costly defeat for NC State coach Dave Doeren in a game full of unexpected drama.
• Kentucky, under new coach Will Stein, upset No. 9 Texas A&M 31-21, with QB Kenny Minchey rebounding strongly, while Texas A&M's struggles continued with poor quarterback play and defensive issues.
• Arkansas faces scrutiny after heavy losses and low roster pay, with fan protests growing; meanwhile, Florida State's Ashton Daniels and Alabama's Keelon Russell put on an offensive showcase in a 50-36 Alabama win.