Olivia Dunne’s signed LSU leotards sell out within hours for $130 each – and are already being resold for $1,000 – but auction is flooded with creepy fans asking: ‘Do gymnasts typically wear underwear with these?’
As part of her name, image and likeness agreement with Leaf Trading Cards, LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne signed a pair of tights that sold out in a few hours for $130 each.
Some of them resurfaced online on eBay and were resold for $1,000 as the gymnast's popularity spurred demand for her rare merchandise.
Dunne, who earlier this week claimed to have been shadowbanned from TikTok, is one of the biggest stars of college athletics' NIL era, earning around $3 million annually.
She has about 13 million followers on Instagram and TikTok combined and was named a Sports Illustrated rookie this year.
And Dunne selling signed tights sparked some creepy reactions on social media.
Olivia Dunne has cemented herself as one of the biggest athletics stars of the NIL era
Here's one of Dunne's autographed tights that was for sale and turned up on eBay
The collection of social media posts posted in front of Dunne's outfit was unsurprisingly rude
'Hello administrator. Do gymnasts usually wear underwear with this?' said a user on X.
“I hope it's like Jimmy John's and the odors are free!” said another social media user, naming the fast food restaurant.
'Has this official competition/competition/training been worn? Just asking for a friend,” said another. “If the game carries this, take all my money,” one person said.
A few more GIFs were posted of people smelling clothes, and one of Scrat from 'Ice Age' sniffing around.
LSU gymnastics enters the season ranked third in the nation and opens the season on Jan. 5 against Ohio State.
Dunne played in four games for the Tigers last season.