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Haley and Hanna Cavinder, known for their success in NCAA basketball and their extensive NIL portfolio, have announced their return to the University of Miami for their fifth and final season of collegiate eligibility. The twins initially planned to pursue opportunities outside of basketball but have decided to reunite on the court for one more season, citing their passion for the game and the opportunity to play together as siblings. Their return comes as Miami welcomes a new head coach, Tricia Cullop, and follows their impressive performance in helping the team reach its first-ever Elite Eight in 2023.
Miami guard Haley Cavinder, who previously announced her retirement from basketball, has entered the transfer portal and plans to play during the 2024-25 season. Cavinder, who earned second-team All-ACC honors last year, will consider staying with Miami or exploring other schools. Her twin sister, Hanna Cavinder, will not be joining her in future basketball pursuits as they focus on training for WWE and other business ventures.
Haley Cavinder, former University of Miami basketball star and social media influencer, expressed her frustration with being catcalled by married men during her morning walk in Florida. She urged women to stay safe and not let men feel like they have authority over them. Along with her twin sister, Hanna, the Cavinder twins have signed an NIL deal with WWE and reportedly earn seven figures through NIL and other brand deals. They also make money as social media influencers with over 4.5 million followers on TikTok.
TikTok stars and college basketball players Haley and Hanna Cavinder have announced they will not be using their fifth year of eligibility at the University of Miami to pursue a "new chapter," which could include a future in WWE. The Cavinder twins have hinted at a possible partnership with the wrestling company, which they believe aligns with their brand and fitness interests. They have already signed several NIL deals, including one with WWE, and hope to provide a blueprint for younger athletes on how to optimize opportunities beyond college sports.
Haley and Hanna Cavinder, senior transfers from Fresno State who played for the Miami Hurricanes, will not use their extra year of NCAA basketball eligibility and will end their college basketball careers. The twins had successful seasons at both universities and secured major name, image and likeness deals. They plan to remain in Florida to focus on business ventures, including a deal with a media company that has yet to be released.
Haley and Hanna Cavinder, the twin sisters who helped Miami's women's basketball team reach the Elite Eight last month, have decided to forgo their extra year of eligibility to pursue life after basketball. The 22-year-old twins are among the biggest beneficiaries of recent rules and legislation allowing college athletes to profit off NIL. They plan to continue working with their sponsors while exploring opportunities with new ones and looking into business ventures surrounding their passions.
Haley and Hanna Cavinder, the twin sisters with a massive TikTok following, are savoring Miami's women's Sweet 16 run in the 2023 NCAA tournament. Haley's game-winning free throws against Indiana and her subsequent shushing of the crowd have become memorable moments of the tournament. The ninth-seeded Hurricanes face No. 4 seed Villanova on Friday, and a win would send them to their first Elite Eight. The Cavinders transferred to Miami last year to maximize their value through name, image, and likeness deals and to achieve their basketball goals.
Miami Hurricanes guard Haley Cavinder silenced Indiana crowd after hitting two free throws to secure a 70-68 victory over No. 1 seed Indiana in the second round of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament. The crowd had been chanting "Stick to TikTok!" at the Cavinder twins, who have a popular platform on the social media video app. The twins posted the clip to their TikTok account on Tuesday. Miami will face Villanova, a No. 4 seed, in the Sweet 16 on Friday.
Haley Cavinder made two clutch free throws with 12 seconds remaining to give the No. 9 seeded Miami Hurricanes a three-point lead in an eventual 70-68 upset of No. 1 Indiana to reach the women’s NCAA Tournament Sweet 16. Haley shushed Indiana fans after making her second foul shot, seconds away from a Sweet 16 berth. Miami will face fourth-seeded Villanova in the next round.