LSU Head Coach Secretly a Bama Fan? Leaked Photos Show Him in Crimson Tide Pajamas
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The images, which quickly went viral on social media, show the coach lounging on his couch, wearing a bright red Alabama pajama set, complete with the signature script “A” logo. In one particularly damning photo, he’s holding a cup of coffee and smirking—as if he knew the consequences of his treasonous nightwear but didn’t care.
The LSU fanbase, already frustrated with recent performances, erupted in outrage. Message boards lit up with furious posts. Local radio hosts lost their minds on air. Even die-hard supporters who had defended the coach through tough seasons had no words for this level of betrayal.
“I always thought something was off about him,” one fan posted on Twitter. “Man never really hated Bama the way he should’ve. I should’ve known.”
Some fans have gone into full conspiracy mode, analyzing old interviews and game footage, convinced that the signs of his secret Alabama allegiance had been there all along. Clips resurfaced of him laughing too hard at a joke Nick Saban once made. A slow-motion breakdown of last year’s game against Alabama showed him not looking upset enough after a crucial LSU turnover. One theory even suggests that his play-calling in big games has been intentionally suspicious—as if he wanted LSU to lose just enough to keep Alabama on top.
While the photos haven’t been confirmed as recent, the damage is already done. The coach’s first attempt at damage control only made things worse. When reporters asked him about the viral images, he laughed nervously and said, “Look, I’ve had those pajamas for years. They were a gift from my aunt.”
This, of course, only fueled the rage. “So you’re telling me your own family gave you Alabama gear?” one furious LSU fan said on a call-in show. “That means they KNOW you’re a Bama sympathizer. This goes deeper than we thought.”
Some fans have already started showing up to practices holding signs that read “TRAITOR” and “REAL TIGERS WEAR PURPLE” outside the facility. Others have launched a petition demanding that he issue a formal apology or burn the offending pajamas in a public ceremony.
Meanwhile, Alabama fans are having the time of their lives with this scandal. Some have welcomed the LSU coach with open arms, calling him a “secret agent” and thanking him for his “years of service.” One Alabama fan even started a GoFundMe campaign to send him an entire new wardrobe of Crimson Tide gear.
As the controversy grows, the LSU administration has remained silent, clearly hoping this will blow over. But one thing is certain—this betrayal won’t be forgotten anytime soon. The head coach may have thought he could keep his Bama fandom a secret, but in Louisiana, you can’t hide from the truth.
