Photos: Olivia Dunne attracts a large crowd while cheering on her school LSU at the College World Series
Another day, another Olivia Dunne sighting.
The LSU gymnast, who is a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and enormously popular on social media, was spotted in Omaha at the College World Series cheering on her school LSU at the Men's College World Series.
Attending the Men's College World Series, Dunne was in the stands and watching as the LSU Tigers were facing off against Wake Forest in the double-elimination round of the college baseball championships.
ESPN cameras cut to her signing an autograph on a hat for a man in the top of the fourth inning, while reporter Ana Bellinghausen documented hordes of young men gathering around her section behind home plate, in apparent hopes of catching a glimpse of Dunne.
Dunne also posted an Instagram story from Charles Schwab Field with the caption “Let’s geaux tigahs.”
Dunne, 20, made her Sports Illustrated swimsuit debut in April.
She flew to the shoot in Puerto Rico in January, shortly after a gymnastics competition.
Olivia Dunne talk About her SI Swimsuit modeling.
'People always comment stuff that they would never say to your face, so part of it is just having developed tough skin. Social media is hard,' she told SI Swimsuit.
'I think it's important to stand up for yourself. Maybe it's the Jersey girl in me, but I think girls need to know it [isn't] OK [for people to say that], especially [because I'm] posting things that any other college kid would post in.
'[Or I'm in] a leotard - which is the required uniform for being a gymnast. It's ridiculous.
'There are always people who want to downplay your success and say it's just because of how you look or it's just luck.'
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