Olivia Dunne shows her support for LSU's baseball after Tigers book College World Series spot

TikTok superstar Olivia Dunne showed off her support for LSU's baseball team with a mirror selfie after the Tigers booked their spot in the College World Series. 

The 20-year-old LSU gymnast showed off school pride on Instagram on Friday, even filming the moment when the Tigers' men's baseball team invaded Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, following Tommy White's walk-off homer in the 11th inning to claim a 2-0 win. 

'Oh my goooodness geaux tigahs!!!!' Dunne captioned the live footage.

She later shared a few snaps of herself attending the game, wearing LSU purple and jean shorts with white sneakers. 

'Geauxmaha,' Dunne wrote as a caption for her latest Instagram post. 

Olivia Dunne showed off her school pride at LSU's latest College World Series game on Friday  

Dunne filmed the moment when LSU players stormed the field after their win vs. Wake Forest

Dunne, 20, posed in a LSU purple shirt and jean shorts, completing her fit with white sneakers

The Tigers will stay in Nebraska to next face SEC rival Florida in a best-of-three national championship series, starting on Saturday. 

Dunne previously attended LSU's victory over Wake Forest earlier this week in the tournament's double-elimination round earlier this week. The model drew attention from within the stands, where she was spotted signing a LSU fan's cap while cheering on her alma matter. 

Earlier this month, Dunne showed off her tan line while visiting Italy, following the completion of her junior year in Baton Rouge. Before that, she traveled to Florida to celebrate her debut for Sports Illustrated's annual Swimsuit issue, as she posed for the magazine's cover. 

'It was surreal,' Dunne told Hurrdat Sports. 'I got off the phone and I screamed immediately, and I called my mom and I was in disbelief.' 

The social media star met with the magazine's representatives in Puerto Rico for only a day, with the photoshoot taking place right before she started gymnastics season for LSU. 

Dunne recently completed her junior year at LSU, fulfilling her dream of posing for SI Swimsuit

Dunne is among the Tigers' gymnastics team and holds an NIL valuation of $3.4million

Looking back at the experience, Dunne is still blown away by the opportunity that she got, fulfilling a personal dream of hers.

'The way that the [SI Swimsuit] brand has evolved and has become such a positive spotlight for women to tell their stories and to spread awesome messages and just be strong, sexy and beautiful, I knew that was something I wanted to be part of,' Dunne told Sports Illustrated. 

The highest-earning NCAA female athlete holds an NIL valuation of $3.4million, but that doesn't matter too much to Dunne, who only wants to show that it's possible to follow many passions all at once. 

'I want to show young girls that you can have it all, and you don't need to choose between whatever it is you're passionate about,' she said. 'You can be passionate about music, art. You don't need to pick and choose. 

'You can do it all and be successful. I think you need to set your own expectations for success and dream big.'