Fans react to LSU's Last-Tear Poa's latest IG video in an all-black trendy outfit: "No Victoria secret model comes close to u" 

LSU guard Last-Tear Poa uploaded a video on Instagram where she showed off her all-black outfit. She wore a black tennis skirt with a black zip-up top. To complete the look, she added a micro handbag along with black knee-high boots.

Fans were appreciative of the post and also commented on her outfit:

"Poa ur the most beautiful woman n our lifetime period no Victoria secret model comes close to u Bosslady," one fan said.

"How can I get a autograph from you," another fan commented.

"its all good! great to see you poa," one fan wrote.

Image Credit: @lasttear_poa11/Instagram

There were plenty more fans who wrote positive comments for Poa to her post:

"Bae stop," a fan commented.

"You trying to go to the league?" a fan asked.

"can't wait to see you shine!!" another fan wrote.

Image Credit: @lasttear_poa11/Instagram

This is not the only time that Last-Tear Poa has shown off her outfit to fans on Instagram. On April 18, she posted a series of pictures where she wore a backless red dress. Her makeup included a thick eyeliner and red lipstick.

Last-Tear Poa learns sign language from young fan

The LSU Lady Tigers guard recently learned some sign language from a young fan while the two were on a basketball court. In a post shared by Overtime Women's Basketball last week, a young fan taught Poa how to sign "great work" and her name. Poa and the girl then smiled at each other while Poa tried speaking in sign language.

Last-Tear Poa gained popularity because of her impressive skills on the court. As a junior, she amassed 4.9 points, 1.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists. However, she suffered a concussion in March during the semifinals of the SEC Tournament title game against the Ole Miss Rebels last season. She was subsequently carted off the court.

Her parents then flew from Australia to support their daughter while Poa healed from her injury:

"No parent wants to see their kid on the ground, and we're halfway across the world, not able to do anything," Natasha Poa, Last-Tear's mother, said as per Nola.com.

She then made her comeback when the Lady Tigers played against the UCLA Bruins. In the first quarter, she was welcomed back with a loud roar when she checked into the game.

Poa is set to return for another season of women's college basketball with LSU next season.