Olivia Dunne: College gymnast lets loose on wild night-out following LSU's NCAA loss
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA: Olivia Dunne, who is regarded as the reigning queen of college sports, has once again grabbed the attention of media outlets. This time, it is due to the wild night-out photos she posted on social media after Louisiana State University (LSU) secured a fourth-place finish in the NCAA Gymnastics Championship.
At the start of the season, LSU had high aspirations of achieving dominance over its competition. Though expected to make a strong start and be among the elite programs in their sport, the Tigers were not able to live up to expectations this season. Their hopes were dashed due to several unforeseen factors, including an injury sustained by Dunne, which contributed to their slow start. Nonetheless, as the season progressed, the team picked up momentum and ultimately managed to qualify for the NCAA Tournament.
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LSU finished fourth in the NCAA Tournament
Despite LSU's efforts to win the championship, they fell short of their goal. However, Dunne appears to be unfazed by the result and is enjoying her life outside of gymnastics. This week, Dunne shared some photos of her wild night out, suggesting that she is taking everything in stride.
Dunne has a strong social media presence with almost 4M followers
Dunne has undoubtedly been the most prominent star in college sports this year, with her provocative photos with teammates, wild hotel room videos, and racy bedroom pictures keeping her in the news cycle. Due to her immense popularity, Dunne has been able to secure lucrative contracts for name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals. Only time will tell whether Dunne will lead the Tigers to a national championship in the future, but for now, she is reveling in her celebrity status and having fun outside of the gym.
Oklahoma wins 2023 NCAA Gymnastics Championship
This year, Oklahoma successfully defended its NCAA gymnastics national championship title, winning for the second year in a row. The Sooners scored 198.3875 in the finals held in Fort Worth, Texas, beating out competitors Florida, Utah, and LSU. This win marks the sixth national championship in the last nine years for Oklahoma, which will be proudly hanging yet another banner in its home gym in Norman.
