What wellness looks like for Haley and Hanna Cavinder: Coffee, castor oil packets and beach walks
The Cavinders have a lot to look forward to, though. They took full advantage of the NCAA’s name, image and likeness (NIL) ...
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No more twinning? Haley Cavinder announces huge bittersweet life update that will be crushing news to some fans
The Cavinder Twins took to social media for a huge life update that could have an enormous effect on their shared social ...
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"Nothing better than seeing your twin happier": Haley Cavinder shares 'emotional' snippets of Hanna Cavinder post-Carson Beck split
As Hanna Cavinder and Carson Beck's relationship break up continues to be speculated on social media, Haley Cavinder shared moments to show that her twin was happier than before.
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Cavinder Twins' Haley is new Cowboys WAG, donning flirty team gear for first time since announcing move to Texas to be with Jake Ferguson
Haley Cavinder goes all-in with Dallas Cowboys gear after announcing she’s moving to Texas to be with tight end Jake Ferguson.
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WATCH: Miami's Haley Cavinder shares her mom's unique quirk as she babysits their dogs
Miami women's basketball star Haley Cavinder shared a hilarious video of how her mother, Katie Cavinder, takes care of her and her twin sister's dogs when she is not in the house.
There’s no one-and-done path in women’s college basketball. And NIL money makes that a good thing.
There’s no one-and-done path to the WNBA for women’s players because the NBA and WNBA have different rules regarding draft ...
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There's no one-and-done path in women's college basketball. And NIL money makes that a good thing
Former Miami guards Haley and Hanna Cavinder became the first faces of the NIL era in college sports when it started on July 1, 2021, while they were still at Fresno State. They were immediately ...
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There’s no one-and-done path in women’s college basketball. And NIL money makes that a good thing.
Paige Bueckers is widely expected to become the first WNBA No. 1 overall draft pick from the University of Connecticut since Breanna Stewart nine years ago. Both became can’t-miss stars in ...