Social Media Noticed Olivia Dunne Accidentally Posted Photo With Very Revealing Wardrobe Malfunction
Olivia Dunne (Photo via @livvydunne Instagram)
LSU was crowned national champion after Olivia Dunne and her teammates won a thrilling final in Texas on Saturday.
This win marks LSU gymnastics’ first-ever national championship win and the 52nd win in the history of LSU athletics, and it ends a storied career for Olivia Dunne should she decide not to come back for a fifth year.
Two of LSU’s athletes won first place in respective events: senior Haleigh Bryant tied California’s eMjae Frazier for first place in the all-around with a score of 39.7125, while freshman Konnor McClain won first place on beam with a score of 9.9625.
Although Olivia Dunne, a senior at LSU, did not compete in the NCAA final, she was a vital part of the Tigers’ successful season.
After the contest, she could be seen posing with the National Championship trophy, but there seemed to have been a problem with her photo.
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Social media saw the bottom part of her thigh and assumed she suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction and did not catch it before posting to her fans:
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Olivia Dunne posts picture with national championship trophy pic.twitter.com/zpeMOp47UM
— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) April 22, 2024
As a student-athlete, Olivia Dunne has netted an NIL valuation of $3.7 million, according to On3 Sports, along with more than 13 million followers on social media.
The 21-year-old LSU sensation stands third in the NIL ranking in the country. Sitting before her are only Bronny James, who has entered the transfer portal and might be headed to the NBA, and Shedeur Sanders of the Colorado Buffaloes.
Olivia Dunne Has Opportunity To Comeback For One Last Season With The LSU Tigers
Olivia Dunne (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit)
Olivia Dunne and her LSU Tigers gymnastics team secured their first-ever national championship. Dunne, in her fourth year on the team, actually has the opportunity to come back for another year.
Dunne is considering returning to LSU for a fifth year, which she’s eligible for due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dunne said that she is currently living in the moment and soaking up the championship win, and stopped short of confirming her return for an additional season, during an interview with TODAY.
“It definitely makes me want to come back, but I haven’t quite thought about it completely,” she said.
Chennedy Carter’s Teammate Reveals Disturbing Comments Made By Angry Fan To Chicago Sky Players During Hotel Confrontation After Release Of Edited Video
Chennedy Carter (Photo via @StrollerAdam Twitter)
As previously noted, Chennedy Carter and her Chicago Sky teammates were harassed by a male fan on Wednesday as they arrived at their hotel in Washington, D.C.
A video made its way around the internet of a man going up to Chennedy Carter and asking her if she’s had the opportunity to talk to Caitlin Clark. A member of Chicago’s security team steps in and tries to stop the fan from talking to Carter in the 19-second video:
But according to Carter’s teammate, Michaela Onyenwere, the video “was edited” and contained far more disturbing comments from the man. Onyenwere says the man called them “ghetto (expletive)” and stated that “women’s sports isn’t (expletive).”
Sky GM Jeff Pagliocca told Annie Costabile of the Chicago Sun-Times that the man approached the team with a camera and was solely looking for Carter. Team security diffused the situation and got the man to leave so the police did not have to be called.
Chennedy Carter made headlines last Saturday when she delivered a shoulder check to Caitlin Clark in the Sky-Indiana Fever game. The officials initially handed her a standard foul, but the league reviewed the play and upgraded it to a flagrant foul.
Indiana won that game by a final score of 71-70, marking their first home win in the Clark era. Chicago will try to move to 4-5 on the year tonight when they visit the 0-9 Washington Mystics.
Chennedy Carter’s Sky Will Meet Fever Three More Times
The Carter-Clark incident on Saturday, along with Angel Reese’s viral celebration of the hit on the sidelines, has suddenly made the Sky-Fever feud one of WNBA’s top can’t-miss rivalries.
The good news for basketball fans is that the Sky and Fever still have three more showdowns in the 2024 regular season. The next one is only 10 days away, with Chicago set to visit the Fever again on June 16.
