Everyone saw the Trinidad Chambliss that cameras caught during his courtroom appearance during his eligibility case hearing.
But it was only the ones closest to him, his coaches and his family, that truly saw how a 23-year-old dealt with the messiest legal battle of the season for just wanting to play football for his fourth year.
In his press conference on Wednesday, Golding opened up on how Chambliss's maturity was evident in the way he dealt with the whole legal battle.
Pete Golding on Trinidad Chambliss' maturity in dealing with eligibility mess
Here's everything Golding said on Chambliss dealing with the legal drama.
"He's done an unbelievable job focusing on what he can control. And obviously from that case, from the very beginning, a lot of people in that camp felt really good ... about him being able to play for a year. So there was never a major concern, but I think obviously everything has uncertainty, and he still is a kid."
"So I think kind of the longer it went, start becoming a little uneasy -- and I'm not going to spend speak for him -- its like 'OK, I have the NFL looming over me. Do I need to start preparing for that? Am I here with the guys trying to be the starting QB and be the leader that we need?'
"So, his maturity is off the chart, and so is the ability to focus and be where his feet are. So, I thought he handled it like a pro. There were never any issues. Throughout it, we were going to balance it and say, 'Hey, we have to prepare for both, because we really don't know. We feel good about it, but obviously still go out there and develop and work with your personal QB coach and do all those things, to where if it's not good news like we think, that you can go that route'."
"He's got a really good family around him, really good camp. So, it was pretty easy to be honest with you."