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Hanna Cavinder risks injury by jumping on a TikTok trend facing backlash from Miami Hurricanes fans

Fans let loose on social media, holding nothing back

Hanna Cavinder risks injury by jumping on a TikTok trend facing...
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Hanna Cavinder and her sister Haley have become social media royalty among NCAA athletes, thanks to their savvy NIL deals. With over 4 million TikTok followers, the Cavinder twins are known for jumping on the hottest trends to grow their audience and keep their presence strong on the platform.

While their videos usually get a warm reception-showcasing not just their basketball skills but also their love for dancing-Hanna's latest post stirred up controversy. Without Haley by her side, Hanna faced heavy criticism from Miami Hurricanes fans for hopping on a trend many claimed was a recipe for injury. Frustrated fans accused her of chasing views at the expense of her safety.

Fans accuse Hanna of chasing views at the cost of her safety

Dedicated basketball fans, especially those rooting for the Canes to have a standout season, didn't hold back. Many urged the Cavinders to think twice before jumping on risky trends, warning that while nothing serious happened this time, the potential to lose a season isn't worth the gamble. On the flip side, some fans dismissed the backlash as overblown, pointing out Hanna and Haley's incredible strength, which allows them to execute moves like the one in the video with ease.

Time and time again, the Cavinder twins prove that fitness is their top priority. Beyond dominating on the court, they're gym regulars, putting in serious work to build lower-body strength that rivals steel. While they may not be the tallest players in the league, their unmatched athleticism and raw power make them a force to be reckoned with, showcasing their edge in every game.

The Cavinders' fitness and athleticism set them apart from the competition

As negative comments poured in, the video's views skyrocketed, proving that controversy can fuel popularity-even if the wasn't all positive. The surge in views only highlights the Cavinder twins' ability to command attention, whether it's for their skills on the court or their bold moves on social media. Hanna, in particular, has shown she isn't afraid to push boundaries, even if it means stirring up a little drama. Fans may criticize her choices, but they can't seem to look away-cementing the twins' status as NCAA stars who dominate both the hardwood and the digital space.

Despite the backlash, Hanna remained unfazed, leaving the video up and continuing to engage with her audience. For her and Haley, it's all part of the game. They know that standing out in a crowded space means taking risks-and sometimes sparking a debate. Love them or hate them, the Cavinders are playing to win, both on and off the court.

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