An LSU baseball fan who went viral during the team’s college World Series win over the weekend has been identified.
Cameras cut to her celebrating in the crowd when LSU went 5-1 up against Coastal Carolina on Sunday on their way to a series-clinching triumph.
The mystery blonde went viral on social media as fans took notice of her cheering her team but she has now seemingly been unmasked by the popular social media account ‘Old Row Official’, who say the fan’s name is Alicia Huggins.
‘In retrospect, Coastal never stood a chance @Alicia_huggs,’ the account wrote on Instagram, taggin her in multiple pictures from her day out at the game.
Huggins hasn’t responded directly to the post and her own Instagram page is private but it appears that she runs her own beauty company in Louisiana.
When the clip itself was posted on social media from Sunday’s game, there were multiple comments about Huggins.
An LSU baseball fan who went viral at the team’s college World Series win has been identified
Alicia Huggins (right) was pictured on camera during the LSU victory on Sunday
It appears that Huggins, in the stands for the win, has her own beauty business in Louisiana
‘I thought I was the only one who saw her,’ said one post from an admirier. Another read: ‘Only part of the game I remember’.
‘Only thing I saw in this video,’ said another.
The moment Huggins was caught on camera was a particularly decisive time as LSU knocked previously unbeaten Coastal ace Jacob Morrison out of the game with a four-run fourth inning.
The Tigers won their second national title in three years Sunday with a 5-3 victory in the College World Series finals.
The Tigers (53-15) completed a two-game sweep of the Chanticleers (56-13), who entered the finals on a 26-game win streak.
The 2023 LSU team that also won that title was led by Paul Skenes and Dylan Crews, the top two picks in the MLB amateur draft that year.
Skenes is now one of the most feared pitchers in Major League Baseball with the Pittsburgh Pirates and off the field, is famous for dating Olivia Dunne.
Overall, Sunday’s triumph was LSU’s 8th baseball title in its history.
