LSU gymnastics Olivia Dunne

Boys drew criticism for their behavior during a star gymnast's appearance in Salt Lake City. Some hope it is a "teachable moment" during a period of change ...

“The meets are fun,” the 14-year-old said. “We like Livvy,” the 15-year-old said. “In terms of keeping the athletes safe, this is a new phenomenon with the NIL and social media and we are trying to do our part to realize what is going on and navigate through this landscape,” Farden said. The mother said it appeared as though the large group of boys who gathered there became more rambunctious when they realized someone was taking video of them. At one point, the teens moved to the top of the arena with other boys who had gathered there so they wouldn’t disturb other fans too much, the mother said. They were constant inopportune noise coming from where they were and they moved around an awful lot in the arena.” gymnast Grace McCallum “has a lot of followers, too,” he noted, “and there is something to that brand power.” “They’re just teenage boys having fun,” she said. “This was shocking and unanticipated for us,” Clarke said. Oh my gosh, give me Livvy.’ So that’s just kind of a scary aspect to the fact that these young men or boys are already kind of perceiving their actions as OK.” Livvy!” As a camera moved closer, several of the boys shouted fiercely, “Give us Livvy!” and “We want Livvy! After the meet, more than 50 boys waited for the 20-year-old to come out of the center’s tunnel to the team bus, with many chanting “Livvy!

After an incident with Olivia Dunne fans in Utah last weekend, LSU athletics is increasing security measures around its gymnastics team.

(The officer) will be there to create a perimeter that keeps everybody safe.— Jay Clark, He understands how social media and NIL have had a profound positive impact on the sport, but fears that it could cause problems with safety, and referenced Monica Seles, the former It’s at the forefront of my mind as a father and coach of these young women. In response to last weekend’s meet, the Tigers are increasing security measures around the gymnastics program. We had an officer with us, and they moved the bus as things got out of control. We’ll do the best we can to protect them. It has brought a lot of new eyes to a sport that the public might not see otherwise. Respect is the key. 3 Utah, but she was still gracious enough to take photos with the group and thank them for their support. Dunne was very appreciative of her cheering section, even though she did not compete due to injury, and joined them near the floor after the competition had wrapped. The 20-year-old gymnast has more than 6.5 million followers on TikTok, and 2.5 million on Instagram. Louisiana State University athletics is increasing its security for the gymnastics program after an incident involving fans of Olivia Dunne.

Olivia Dunne's followers have caught up to her. The LSU gymnast - and TikTok influencer with more than 6.7 million followers - caused quite the stir at the ...

Olympic gymnastics team, tweeted a video of the group lined up outside the arena Friday afternoon chanting, “Livvy, Livvy! A day after the meet, ESPN analyst Sam Peszek, a member of the 2008 U.S. Dunne, the highest-earning woman in college athletics, was not in LSU’s lineup because of an injury.

LSU hires a BODYGUARD for gymnast and TikTok sensation Olivia Dunne for rest of the season after she was mobbed by gang of 'rude' teenage boys at event in Utah.

'I guess sometimes we have this swinging pendulum, where we maybe take two steps forward, and then we take a step back,' she said. Especially since I'm a woman in college sports. Olivia, better known as Livvy, is regarded as one of the most influential college athletes. She is seen in 2022 Several fans held up signs begging her for a picture in the stands. '(The officer) will be there to create a perimeter that keeps everybody safe.' 'We're looking at some policy changes that will give parents access at a different location to their daughters.' 'That is something I'm proud of. She also competed in the P&G Championships that year, where she earned two medals - on floor and beam. national gymnastics team three years later. 'Things have to change. The LSU gymnastics team is adding an extra layer of security for the rest of the season after a gang of 'rude' teenage boys tried to mob Olivia Dunne at an event in

A lot of raucous fans showed up to LSU's season-opening meet last Friday in order to see gymnast Olivia Dunne. The scene outside of Jon M. Huntsman Center ...

LSU plans to increase security at its gymnastics meets following incidents involving unruly fans of Tigers junior Olivia Dunne at the team's season opener ...

“We are going to change some of the policies of allowing the girls to go into the stands immediately following a meet,” he said, per ESPN. “We’ve always allowed them to go up there post-meet with their families and interact with them. The changes to LSU’s security protocols come after a group of young men holding posters and a full-size cutout of Dunne disrupted routines of the other athletes during last Friday’s meet in Salt Lake City. Clark revealed that the school will also implement minor security modifications back on its own campus. 3 Utah as the No. LSU, which entered the meet against No.

LSU will have new security measures to protect student-athletes following disruptive fans heckling gymnast Olivia Dunne at a road meet.

"We've always allowed them to go up there post-meet with their families and interact with them. LSU will also make a change to home meets. The new measures will be implemented following an incident involving junior all-round gymnast Olivia Dunne last Friday.

Clark said he wanted to make sure that fans can seek autographs of the gymnasts but also keep the athletes' safety on top of mind. Gymnasts have been known to ...

She was a WCGA All-American in the uneven bars and, in 2022, was named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. "(The officer) will be there to create a perimeter that keeps everybody safe." Utah entered the meet as the No. According to On3 Sports, Dunne has an NIL valuation of $2.3 million. "We're looking at some policy changes that will give parents access at a different location to their daughters." Gymnasts have been known to go into the stands and fraternize with their family and friends in between routines.

The head coach of Louisiana State University's gymnastics team said there will be added security when it travels to an away meet after an incident last week ...

There was a, there was a mob sense to that scene that that was very disconcerting to me and that’s what I hope is not going to become the norm.” “It’s not about Olivia or NIL or social media, it’s just I guess sort of the sense of entitlement that some people feel they can behave a certain way and that what we saw go on out there was a behavior that I didn’t think was appropriate,” Clark said. “So it was a little bit disconcerting, I think, the level of intensity that went with it.

After influential LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne called out fans' behavior following an incident last week, the school is now stepping up security around its ...

“We wanted to get ahead of it, but we didn’t see what happened last week coming as big as it’s been. [According to KSL.com Sports](https://twitter.com/JFurKSL/status/1611576017348612099), LSU had to move its team bus to avoid the group of boys. She also claimed fans made derogatory comments toward her daughter, calling her “Livvy 2.0.” “We’ve always allowed them to go up there post-meet with their families and interact with them. We want to make sure everybody is safe at all times.” The antics disrupted other athletes’ routines.

The school plans to increase security after raucous crowd's treatment of popular student-athlete/social media star.

Dunne and the [2021 Olympic Gold Medalist](https://deadspin.com/suni-lee-steps-in-for-biles-and-everything-she-touches-1847387329) are the only female millionaires on the list. [her social media is listed.](https://lsusports.net/sports/gm/roster/player/olivia-dunne/) Linking to a student-athlete’s TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram from their official school profile is extremely rare. [Up to $100 creditSamsung Reserve](https://howl.me/ciTugGI5Ez0) Security! [On3’s NIL database](https://www.on3.com/nil/news/who-falls-in-top-10-female-athlete-on3-nil-valuations-sedona-prince-livvy-dunne/), Dunne is the highest-earning female collegiate athlete, earning $2.3 million thus far. And at LSU’s meet last Saturday against Utah, her following, mainly rowdy college boys in Salt Lake City, caused the Tigers to [make a change to their security detail moving forward](https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/35433866/lsu-ups-security-fans-olivia-dunne-disrupt-gymnastics-meet). Let’s not pretend like 99.9 percent of you would know who she is if it wasn’t for her millions of followers on [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@livvy?lang=en) and

Dunne, a famous TikTok influencer, has developed a massive fan base on social media.

"We are going to change some of the policies of allowing the girls to go into the stands immediately following a meet," Clark said. When it comes to security changes in Baton Rouge, Clark said new team rules will now prohibit the gymnasts from going into the stands right after a meet. That disrupted the routines of other gymnasts, and it prompted LSU coach Jay Clark to make some security changes.