Hanna Cavinder is standing on a folding chair in the Fresno State locker room with her twin sister, Haley, on the floor. Both are wearing Bulldogs women’s basketball jerseys. The music kicks in. For 12 seconds, they dance to TisaKorean’s song “LSD,” which is, ostensibly, about breakfast cereal. It’s a little locker room silliness.
On TikTok, the video has more than a million views.
Nearly every day, there’s a new post of the twins dancing, lip-syncing, dribbling or shooting, and each one has been seen by hundreds of thousands.
The twins aren’t household names among women’s college basketball fans nor do they play for a blueblood program, but their exploding popularity on social media — they have 2.7 million followers on TikTok — has made them stars well beyond their sport. They’re the leading scorers for Fresno State, but as the NCAA moves toward allowing athletes to
