Lane Kiffin’s Trump put up sparks main controversy on social media | USAEMALL.com

Lane Kiffin is no stranger to controversy, but the LSU head coach found himself back in the spotlight again this week after sharing a social media post that tagged President Donald Trump. 

Kiffin has drawn scrutiny before, most notably when he left Ole Miss amid its national championship pursuit to take the Tigers’ head coaching job. But his latest post reignited attention on the outspoken coach.

LSU president Wade Rousse, LSU new head coach Lane Kiffin and LSU athletic director Verge Ausberry stand together at South Stadium Club at Tiger Stadium. (Matthew Hinton/Imagn Images)

Kiffin posted a photo Friday of two LSU-themed hats featuring the inscription “Make Baton Rouge Great,” an apparent play on Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan.

The post received mixed reactions on social media, eventually leading Kiffin to delete it and reupload the photo, this time tagging LSU instead. 

But users responded to the new post with comments like, “The internet remembers.” 

Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin in the fourth quarter against the Arkansas Razorbacks at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium on Nov. 2, 2024. (Nelson Chenault/Imagn Images)

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Kiffin also addressed his earlier controversy in a separate post, telling LSU and Ole Miss fans, “We can all get along.”

“Remember Red and blue make purple. We can all get along,” his post read. 

Kiffin signed a seven-year, $91 million contract, making him one of college football’s richest head coaches. Part of LSU’s deal to lure Kiffin away from Ole Miss was to pay his full bonus structure from his previous employer.

Lane Kiffin speaks at a press conference as he is introduced as the new head football coach of the LSU Tigers at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on Dec. 1, 2025. (Tyler Kaufman/Getty Images)

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 After a semifinal exit, Kiffin cashed in on a $500,000 bonus. 

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