The Latest Breaking News from Hanna Cavinder

Apparently, it took pink feathers, ruffled feathers, trash talking, controversy, TikTok dances, and, by the way, some absolutely riveting games for much of the sports world to realize what diehard fans had known for years: Women’s college basketball can be a whole lot of fun and is deserving of more…

MIAMI — Haley and Hanna Cavinder, the University of Miami twin guards, will forego their final year of eligibility, they announced Tuesday morning on social media.

The NIL age has opened a vast new world of earning potential for student-athletes the NCAA long insisted were amateurs

The Hurricanes’ stars took a shot at the Hoosiers after reaching the Sweet 16.

MIAMI — With all due respect to the hard-working NCAA employees who insist they are trying to protect college athletes and do what is best for intercollegiate athletics, it’s time to remove the fig leaf.

MIAMI — The recruitment of basketball playing twins and TikTok stars Haley and Hanna Cavinder has resulted in NCAA sanctions for the University of Miami women’s program — the first NCAA ruling regarding an NIL-related deal.

Businessman John Ruiz says there was ‘nothing improper’ about his meeting with the Cavinder twins, despite the infractions handed down on Friday.

In the first full calendar year college athletes have been able to profit off their personal brand, these women have seen some major pay days.

Haley and Hanna Cavinder are on the forefront of the college sports business landscape.