Olympic gold medal gymnast Sunisa Lee spoke to Fox News Digital about her time at Auburn as well as her decision to compete at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
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Lee told Fox News Digital she struggled with"imposter syndrome" during her first year at Auburn as she attempted to do something that had never been tried before. Lee is the first gymnast to compete at the college level after winning the gold medal in the individual all-around at the Olympic Games. "The pressure, I think, was what got to me because going from an Olympic gold medalist to competing at college is two different things," Lee said."And I think everyone just expected me to kind of go to Auburn and win everything."
Sunisa Lee of the Auburn Tigers and Mya Hooten of the Minnesota Golden Gophers tie for fourth place in the floor exercise during the Division I women's gymnastics championships at Dickies Arena April 14, 2022, in Fort Worth, Texas.
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