Livvy Dunne seemed to have put her devastation for injuries behind her and seemed to have a good time while flying to Alabama on Thursday.
LSU's gymnast and her teammates were aboard her private jet for a trip to face Auburn on Friday.
Dunne, 22, saw that his season reached a heartbreaking end last week when the sensation of social networks emotionally announced that his brune had fractured.
The devastating injury saw Dunne miss the last encounter at the home of his career in Los Tigres. However, the gymnast, wearing an orthopedic device, was present for senior night ceremonies in Baton Rouge last Friday.
Dunne has become one of the most important names in university sports in recent years and returned for a fifth eligibility in LSU in autumn, which was granted due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
After being discarded for the rest of the season, it remains to be seen what will do next. But for now she is a loyal teammate, joining LSU on her road trip.
Livvy Dunne seemed to have left his devastation for injuries while flying to Alabama
This week, Dunne decided to return a blow to a troll that questioned his fifth and last year of university eligibility and seized the third age of the third age as an opportunity to point to Dunne.
In the comments of their publication that commemorates the night, they wrote: “Do not worry, you will be a last year student over the next 10 years.”
An indignant Dunne shot furiously, asking: “Why do you care?”
“I really don't understand what is so difficult to get,” Dunne started in a video shared with his 8 million Tiktok followers.
'I came to university in 2020, they gave me a fifth year due to Covid and returned for the fifth year. I only see this comment on the publications of the athletes, and why do you care if I return for the fifth year and I have another year of eligibility? Why do you care?
Dunne then stressed that she is not the only student athlete who takes the opportunity to extend her university careers, even providing an example in Baton Rouge.
Dunne shot a troll who questioned his fifth and last year of university eligibility
The 22-year-old returned for the fifth and last year with LSU granted to her due to COVID-19
“The LSU holder seafood will return for the fifth year, this comment is not in his account in his account,” he continued, referring to Garrett Nussmeier.
'People who comment like this obviously were never a university athlete or never loved a sport, so, as, you are not fun. Why do you care what I am doing with my life? Please hold.
Others had attacked Dunne by stating that she was “greedy” for her to return, but instantly made things clear.
'For people who say it is greedy to return, I gave my scholarship to another person to return. So, please, stop, thanks, 'said Dunne.