Olivia Dunne, a standout gymnast at LSU, is in her fifth and final year of collegiate competition, pursuing another national championship while managing significant injuries that nearly led her to quit. Known for her social media influence, Dunne has garnered immense popularity, amassing over 13 million followers and ranking high in NIL earnings, with $4 million annually, second only to Shedeur Sanders. Despite her injuries, which include torn labrums and severe shin splints, she has shown resilience, leading her team to victory at the SEC championships and ultimately securing LSU's first team gold medal at the 2024 NCAA Championships. Dunne's journey has been chronicled in the Amazon Prime docu-series 'The Money Game', showcasing her struggles and triumphs in gymnastics. As she looks towards the future, Dunne aims to leverage her experience to help the next generation of female athletes maximize their NIL potential. Her decision to continue competing and her dedication to gymnastics reflect her passion for the sport, despite the challenges she faces.