Riley Tiernan, Olivia Dunne Of Rutgers Soccer Ignited Fire While Playing Soccer In The Rain
Riley Tiernan, the Olivia Dunne of the Big Ten, is now referred to as the Rain Queen of Piscataway.
People, get it together. Choose a title and stick with it!
Recently, both on and off the field, the budding soccer sensation has been on an amazing tear. Outside of the game, her social media following has grown rapidly as a result of some astute Instagram decisions.
Her performance on the field, meanwhile, has only gotten better, and she recently showed that not even Mother Nature can slow her down.
The player chasing Olivia Dunne off the field is Riley Tiernan.
There’s nothing better than practicing non-American football in the rain! If you’re going to get wet, well as well win, and that’s precisely what Rutgers’ Olivia Dunne, the Olivia Dunne of the Big Ten, has been doing.
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Junior Tiernan has been coming for a while, but now that schools are back in session across the nation, she seems to be in top form. The 5-8 forward responded earlier this month’s discovery of her latest rival by unveiling her most recent NIL deal.
Why, you ask, was that news? To promote the brand, Riley Tiernan teamed up with Adidas prior to the upcoming season and frequently posted fresh content on her Instagram and TikTok.
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In the meantime, Olivia Dunne, a student at LSU, is firmly in the Nike camp.
In advance of her third season at Rutgers, Tiernan had a successful summer on social media, gradually expanding her fan base. In addition to approximately 125k on TikTok, she recently exceeded 40k followers on Instagram.
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Even while they may appear to be pennies on the dollar in comparison to Olivia Dunne, who has well over a million on both, both of you must start somewhere.
However, all of that occurred before the season. The possibilities are endless now that Tiernan and the Rutgers ladies are in action and have a 4-2-2 record.
