Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss drops F-bomb on ABC after win over LSU

F-bombs could be heard in the background of the scene in Oxford from the start of College GameDay Saturday morning on ESPN through Saturday night's ABC broadcast of the LSU-Ole Miss game. That was Oxford's way of "welcoming" Lane Kiffin back into town.

And even an interview live on ABC shortly after the game produced an F-bomb.

Ole Miss star quarterback Trinidad Chambliss dropped an F-bomb during an interview with ESPN reporter Holly Rowe after No. Ole Miss took down Kiffin and No. 7 LSU 32-24 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

"What is special about this Ole Miss team?" Rowe asked Chambliss during the postgame interview.

"We don't quit," Chambliss explained. "A lot of people may doubt us. They always doubt Ole Miss. I don't know why. We're here now. We're here to compete."

And as Chambliss began to walk off, he looked into the camera and added, "Hotty f*cking Toddy!"

"Wow. Okay," play-by-play announcer Chris Fowler said. "It takes a lot for Trinidad Chambliss to break character like that. But you see the emotion that went into it and came out at the end there."

Chambliss completed 33-of-48 passes for 363 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception, while adding a rushing touchdown in a win that will be remembered for a long time in Oxford. And the Heisman Trophy favorite summarized the feelings of Ole Miss fans with his final comment on ABC.

According to Seth Emerson of The Athletic, Chambliss apologized to Rowe for the F-bomb.

"Which means that in less than a week one-eighth of SEC starting QBs have apologized to Holly Rowe ," Emerson added.