'That person will be in our hotel and outside our locker room and getting us to and from the bus at the venue,' he told The Advocate/Times-Picayune. 'I will always appreciate and love the support from you guys, but if you come to a meet, I want to ask you to please be respectful of the other gymnasts and the gymnastics community as we are just doing our job,' she wrote.Ĭlark said on Tuesday that a security officer will now travel with the team to competitions for the rest of the season.

It really was,' Olivia said of the disturbing incident.Īt the time, Olivia shared a personal plea with her fans on Twitter, asking them to 'be respectful' of her fellow gymnasts. 'So in the past, I have had some of my supporters come out to meets and watch and cheer for LSU, but that was insane. That was exemplified during the LSU meet in Utah. 'It creates a false sense of accessibility and familiarity that followers feel as though there's a personal connection.' ' changes everything,' Dunne's LSU coach Jay Clark said. Her overwhelming social media stardom has forced both her - and her coaches - to implement new rules and regulations around athlete safety. That's not a woman's responsibility,' she said. 'As a woman, you are not responsible for how a man looks at you and objectifies you. She also revealed that LSU went to the police last year 'over an incident', but did not share any other details.

The recent incident involving the fans Utah was not the first time her coaches had raised concerns about her safety. 'They gave us some new rules, just to keep us safe: Not to go into the stands after meets and we have a new security person that travels with us,' Dunne said on the Today show. Dunne of LSU warms up on the uneven bars during a gymnastics meet against Auburn at Neville Arena on February 10

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