Stephen A. Smith reacts to the news that Trinidad Chambliss has been granted a sixth year of eligibility for Ole Miss. (1:40) The NCAA is appealing the preliminary injunction that a state court in Mississippi granted to Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss that paved his way to be eligible for a sixth college season in 2026. In a filing in the Mississippi Supreme Court on Thursday, the NCAA is appealing the injunction, claiming that the organization "has final decision-making authority in the interpretation and application of its eligibility rules." In the 658-page filing on Thursday, the NCAA argues that it should receive an interlocutory appeal -- an appeal of a non-final order -- because the injunction subjects the NCAA to "substantial and irreparable injury." Per the filing, the NCAA argues that the Chambliss ruling cuts to the heart of fair play: "The NCAA is charged with supporting its member institutions and enforcing the rules that they adopt.…