Mississippi State safety Jordan Morant suffered two losses when the LSU Tigers defeated the Bulldogs earlier this month.
Ahead of the Week 3 matchup, Morant tried to shoot his shot with LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne, who didn’t seem amused when he called her out in a TikTok video
“When we play LSU tomorrow and Livy Dunne is out there somewhere,” Morant wrote over the clip that featured him rising from bed before transitioning the frame to a busy highway outside his window.
Morant, whose Bulldogs suffered a 31-16 loss, later replied, “Two Ls in one night 🥴😂.”
Morant added the hashtag “jokes” in his caption. It’s unclear if anything else came of the social media exchange.
As for Dunne, who turns 20 next month, she’s profiting off the NCAA’s name, image, and likeness (NIL) rule change, securing brand deals with the help of her millions of followers on both TikTok and Instagram.
Dunne, a Hillsdale, N.J., native, signed with WME Sports for representation last August. The gymnast announced her first exclusive brand partnership with the activewear brand Vuori the following month.
More deals followed with brands such as PlantFuela, a protein and supplements company, Bartleby, a study tool for college students that is owned by Barnes & Noble, TooFaced cosmetics, GrubHub, Madden/EA Sports, and American Eagles, to name a few.
