Quinn Ewers, the quarterback of the Texas Longhorns, made his political support clear ahead of the team’s College Football Playoff game against Clemson. Ewers arrived at the game dressed in a navy blue suit with white pinstripes, a red tie, and a gold tie clip with “Trump” engraved on it.
This is not the first time Ewers has shown support for President-elect Donald Trump. After Trump won the presidential election, Ewers shared a graphic of Trump and JD Vance on his Instagram story, captioning it “Legendary.” He also shared a picture of Trump holding his fist in the air shortly after an assassination attempt on Trump’s life in Butler, Pa.
Ewers is not the only athlete to show support for Trump. San Francisco 49ers star Nick Bosa wore a “Make America Great Again” hat after a game in October, a move that cost him an $11,000 fine. Trump has also attended several sports events this year, including the Army-Navy game, which drew its highest viewership of all time.
The Longhorns led Clemson 28-10 at halftime, and the winner will go on to play Arizona State in the Peach Bowl on New Year’s Day.
