Fan scores are perfect for Olivia Dunne’s TikTok dance celebrating LSU’s historic win

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Olivia Dunne, along with LSU teammate Annie Beard, showcased their dance talents in LSU leotards, garnering approximately 8 million followers, nearly one million views, and 100,000 likes.

A Triumph Beyond Records

Dunne’s TikTok video, captioned with “record-setting tiger dub,” encapsulates LSU’s historic victory, where the gymnastics team achieved a dominant score of 198.475-196.200, setting a new program record.

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The team now holds a 5-2 season record with a 2-1 record in the Southeastern Conference.

Dazzling Performances and Return to Excellence

Dunne, known for her energetic personality, made a spectacular return to competition with a stellar floor routine, scoring an average of 9.875.

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Despite season-long ailments, she matched her previous season-high performance against Ohio State on January 5th.

Haleigh Bryant, Dunne’s classmate, also achieved a perfect score, solidifying her record of 12 perfect tens in the program’s history.

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Looking Ahead: Facing Georgia

As the LSU Tigers gear up for their upcoming match against Georgia in Athens, they remain focused on continued success.

Fans eagerly anticipate witnessing more spectacular events on and off the mat as the team showcases their tenacity and brilliance.

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Fan Admiration and Social Media Frenzy

Dunne’s social media presence soared during the weekend, with photos from LSU’s program-high victory against Arkansas.

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Fans showered her with admiration, expressing love and congratulations.

The question of her Olympic aspirations arose, highlighting the interest in Dunne’s future in gymnastics.

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Support and Motivation

In a heartening revelation, Dunne’s boyfriend, Paul Skenes, the first overall pick in the 2023 MLB Draft, was present in the stands to cheer her on.

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This additional source of motivation may have contributed to her success as she continues to balance her roles as a gymnast for LSU and a model for Sports Illustrated.

Shining Bright Beyond the Mat

Dunne, amidst her responsibilities as a gymnast and a model, recently graced the Bayou Traditions Gala in a sleek black gown.

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As a central figure in fundraising campaigns for the National Institute of Literacy (NIL), Dunne showcased her support for LSU student-athletes, emphasizing the importance of providing NIL chances.

A Dazzling Presence at Bayou Traditions Gala

At 21 years old, Dunne turned heads at the Bayou Traditions Gala, wearing a chic black dress without a bra.

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Her Instagram post, captioned “@Bayou traditions gala,” offered a glimpse into her experience as she played a significant role in supporting athletes through fundraising initiatives.

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