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Olivia Dunne's $500K Social Media Post Shocks Fans
sports-and-entertainment3 years ago

Olivia Dunne's $500K Social Media Post Shocks Fans

LSU gymnast and social media influencer Olivia Dunne revealed on a podcast that she has received over $500,000 for a single online post. With millions of followers on Instagram and TikTok, Dunne is considered the top female social media influencer, worth an estimated $3.3 million. She is currently ranked second in NIL earnings for college athletes, thanks to a 2021 Supreme Court ruling that allows athletes to profit from their names, images, and licensing.

"Paul Finebaum's Controversial Take: LSU Ruling Encourages Schools to 'Cheat Like Crazy'"
sports3 years ago

"Paul Finebaum's Controversial Take: LSU Ruling Encourages Schools to 'Cheat Like Crazy'"

Sports commentator Paul Finebaum criticizes the NCAA's recent ruling on LSU's athletics program, arguing that the minimal penalties send a message that cheating is acceptable. While LSU received three years of probation and self-imposed penalties, including vacating 37 football wins, Finebaum believes that the NCAA's ineffectiveness in punishing wrongdoing encourages cheating in college sports. He specifically mentions LSU basketball coach Will Wade, who faced a suspension and recruiting limitations but still escaped significant consequences. The NCAA's perceived lack of enforcement of its own rules undermines its authority in maintaining fair play.

Paul Finebaum's Controversial Take on LSU Ruling: A Call to "Cheat Like Crazy"
sports3 years ago

Paul Finebaum's Controversial Take on LSU Ruling: A Call to "Cheat Like Crazy"

Paul Finebaum criticizes the NCAA's ruling on LSU's violations, stating that the minimal consequences send a message that schools should "cheat like crazy" because it doesn't matter anymore. While LSU received three years of probation and self-imposed penalties, Finebaum argues that the NCAA's ineffectiveness in punishing wrongdoing undermines the integrity of the sport. He specifically mentions LSU basketball coach Will Wade, who faced some consequences but still got away with violations.