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Throughout her college career, LSU Tigers gymnast Livvy Dunne has become one of the most recognizable figures in college sports. That culminated this year with LSU winning a national championship in her senior year. Clearly, Dunne’s impact has been felt throughout the community and now she’s had a sushi roll named after her at a local Baton Rouge restaurant. Livvy Dunne posted a picture of the roll on her public Snapchat story when she went to the restaurant to try the roll for herself. The restaurant is called Drunken Fish Vietnamese Cuisine. It has both Japanese and Vietnamese offerings. Som...
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On Saturday, LSU gymnastics hoisted its first national championship trophy in program history. The program has been a trailblazer in the NIL space, specifically led by social media sensation Olivia “Livvy” Dunne. Dunne boasts a $3.7 million On3 NIL Valuation, the third-highest of any collegiate athlete. After the confetti fell on Saturday, LSU gymnastics head coach Jay Clark pulled back the curtain on how his program deals with NIL while cracking a couple jokes about Dunne. “NIL was such a foreign thing to us a couple years ago and in many ways it still is,” Clark said. “There’s not a whole lo...
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LSU women’s gymnastics hoisted a national championship trophy on Saturday and one of its biggest stars quickly sounded off on social media as senior Livvy Dunne celebrated the win. In a series of Instagram stories, Dunne celebrated the achievement of her and her teammates. All told, she kept the messages short and sweet. “Natty champs baby” one caption read. “Best day ever!” she said in another with a picture of the team hoisting the trophy. The Tigers had a close call to win the first-ever titleThe LSU women’s gymnastics team is bringing home a national title, besting a crowded field of compe...
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The LSU women’s gymnastics team is bringing home a national title, besting a crowded field of competitors. And it helps LSU shed an ignominious title: The best program to never be national champions. That reality is no longer. And the Tigers got over the hump by a narrow margin. The Tigers were pushed to the edge by Cal, Utah and Florida, but neither of the Pac-12 outfits or their SEC rival could match the team effort from the Tigers. “I love these kids so much and they did everything we asked them to, all year long,” head coach Jay Clark said on the ABC broadcast after the win. “They never co...
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