Update: Lane Kiffin Bends The Knee To The Mob, Deletes Trump Post
This is Lane Kiffin swinging big, boys and girls.
What were you doing around midnight this morning? Or is it "last night?" I've never quite known how that one works, technically.
Here's what I do know: Lane Kiffin was in his kitchen, deeeeeep in his recipe book, stirring the POT. Love him or hate him – and I'm the latter after his antics last fall – you can't deny that he's an absolute #content machine.
And what I need on slow, non-college football Saturdays this time of year is #content machines. So, thanks, Lane.
Hat's off to you!
The mob isn't happy with Lane Kiffin!
"Make Baton Rouge Great." What a hat. Here's the thing, though: this wasn't the initial post. Nope. This post was edited.
Kiffin's first post, last night, looked a little different. Can anyone spot it?!
That's right. Kiffin's first post included Donald Trump in the caption. He tagged the president. Naturally, the #MOB was furious when they woke up this morning, and Lane bent the knee and took it down.
Silly. Really, Lane? I never took you as one to bend the knee to the mob. Sad. Ole Miss Lane Kiffin would've NEVER. But, this is LSU Kiffin, I guess. Sad.
Here were some of the comments under the initial post:
I mean, my God. These people are just nuts. NUTS. "You're gonna lose some recruits off this one, bud." Hilarious.
And, also, wrong. No recruit is de-committing from LSU – and all the money that comes with LSU – over Donald Trump.
College football players, by the way, love Trump. Gen-Z, by and large, loves Trump. It's the age group, in my opinion, that really won him the election last year. They used to be full of Libs. Trust me, I remember. I was in school during the Obama years. Insufferable.
But not in 2024. They swung, big time. And you saw it play out on college football fields across the country. Remember the Trump dance after touchdowns? Football players, both college and pro, were doing it.
What a time to be alive.
Anyway, the Kiffin-Trump post is no more. The hats, however, still remain.
And that's your offseason college football Saturday report.
Carry on.