Olivia Dunne Shares Wild Night Out Photos After LSU Disappointment
Olivia Dunne Shares Wild Night Out Photos After LSU Disappointment
Olivia Dunne shared some wild photos of her night out after LSU’s disappointing finish in the NCAA Gymnastics Championship.
Coming into this season, many expected the Tigers to get off to a hot start and be one of the top programs in the sport. Unfortunately, in part due to Dunne being hurt, LSU struggled out of the gate.
Luckily the squad found its footing as the season progressed and eventually qualified for the NCAA Tournament. This past week, despite hopes that LSU could win it all, the program finished fourth.
While Dunne no doubt was hoping to leave with a National Title, she doesn’t seem too down by how things turned out.
This week, she shared some wild night out photos that show she is taking everything in stride.
Dunne has obviously been the biggest star in all of college sports this year. Between her provocative photos with her teammates, wild hotel room videos and racy bedroom pictures, she has been a permanent fixture in the news cycle.
Plus, in addition to all that, just her standard social media output continues to garner record-breaking engagement.
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Many out there, including the girlfriends of prominent college football coaches, try to get the sort of attention that Dunne continuously receives online.
But nobody has truly been able to replicate her formula.
The Lakers are better than the Grizzlies both on and off the court. https://t.co/7HLDnQ6fJO
— Game 7 (@game7__) April 17, 2023
There is a reason she is pulling in seven-figures in NIL deals on an annual basis.
Obviously the Tigers came up short in their march to a National Championship this year. Will Dunne be able to lead LSU all the way come next season? Time will tell.
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A graduate from the University of Texas, Anthony Amador has been credentialed to cover the Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys, San Antonio Spurs, Dallas Mavericks and high school games all over the Lone Star State. Currently, his primary beats are the NBA, MLB, NFL and UFC.
