LSU offensive tackle Jordan Seaton went viral after a video surfaced showing him surprising his girlfriend with multiple luxury Goyard bags reportedly worth around $50,000.
The video, shared on July 21 by Dov Kleiman on X, showed Seaton and his girlfriend smiling and showing off their expensive bags.
Many users expressed concern that the LSU standout may be spending too much at an early stage of his career.
“Man she we be gone with the bags soon,” one fan wrote.
“A year from now he’ll be setting up a GoFundMe,” another commented.
“The money and the girl will both be gone at the same time,” another wrote.
Not everyone criticized Seaton, however. Some defended the decision.
“I mean it’s his money, can’t really say anything about it,” one fan wrote.
Another added, “Let that man live, life gone teach him everything he’ll need to know.”
Paul Finebaum on Lane Kiffin and LSU
While Seaton dominated social media discussions, SEC analyst Paul Finebaum spoke about LSU and Kiffin ahead of the new season.
“It’s really simple, and if he fails to do that, the hue and cry will be loud and vociferous,” Finebaum said. “But that is the expectation because not only the money paid to him, but also the money paid to the players. I mean, nobody did better in the portal. He’s got players across the board, and it’s incumbent to get there now.”
He noted that LSU’s reported seven-year, $91 million contract for Kiffin leaves no room for a slow start.
“If he doesn’t, as much as I would like to say Lane Kiffin ought to be fired, he’s not going to be, and it’s not even going to be close,” Finebaum said. “I say that jokingly because Kiffin has so much goodwill right now that even a subpar season is not going to change the optimism for the future.”
With the 2026 season fast approaching, Lane Kiffin and LSU have no time to waste as they gear up for a strong campaign.
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