The Ole Miss fanbase might still be struggling with the fact that Lane Kiffin abruptly left them for the LSU Tigers. After leading the team to one of their strongest seasons, a Bowl win, and right before the playoffs, Kiffin packed his bags and joined the Tigers.
The Rebels fanbase felt betrayed; they voiced their frustration online, and the process is still going. Unfortunately, Kiffin isn’t helping them in this process at all. In fact, he’s actively triggering the Rebels fans.
Ever since he joined LSU, Kiffin has been throwing jabs at the Rebels fans. These are not direct shots, but they’re also not subtle enough to have different interpretations. Take what he did just hours ago, for example.
The LSU Tigers are about to play the Texas Bowl against the Houston Cougars in a few hours. Kiffin took to social media and posted a picture of LSU Tigers wide receiver Aaron Anderson in the end-zone after a touchdown against the Rebels.
@LSUfootball pic.twitter.com/zPaUregiw4
— Lane Kiffin (@Lane_Kiffin) December 27, 2025
Needless to say, fans didn’t like it.
“You’re such a sh*t human,” a fan wrote.
“Enjoy the Texas bowl. We are taking over Louisiana next on the way to a championship game,” a fan wrote.
“that a game you lost, Lane?” a fan wrote.
“A game you lost with a better roster 🤔 guess it was the bigger stadium or past Heisman winners that gave them the advantage,” a fan wrote.
“Buddy is trying to troll with a game he lost with a loaded roster,” a fan wrote.
“You know you were coaching the team that lost right? The same team that had 8 draft picks and you somehow managed to lose to Kentucky and Florida with,” a fan wrote.
Kiffin is only focused on trolling the Rebels fanbase, even if it reminds people of his failure.
Will Lane Kiffin Coach the LSU Tigers in the Texas Bowl?
While Kiffin has settled into the new organization, he’s not taking over head coaching duties for now. The Tigers will be coached by Frank Wilson during the Texas Bowl. This decision was made weeks ago.
Ironically, this will be Wilson’s last game with the LSU Tigers, as after this, he will join Kiffin’s former team, the Ole Miss Rebels. Although Wilson hasn’t acknowledged the news yet, it’s been public knowledge for a while.
“We just want to finish what we started,” Wilson said. “With this football team, with the team of 2025. Give them our undivided attention before transition happens.”
Wilson has previously worked with the Rebels from 2005 to 2007. Now, he will join Pete Golding’s coaching staff in Oxford.
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