"Not exactly a Caitlin Clark type attendance": College hoops fans react to Miami's Cavinder twins' winning snaps from clash against Campbell

Hanna and Haley Cavinder continue to enjoy a dream return to college basketball. The Cavinder twins, who stayed away from college basketball for a whole year, have been influential in Miami's opening five games, as all ended in victories for the Hurricanes.

On Friday, the Hurricanes extended their winning streak to five with a narrow 71–66 win over the Campbell Lady Camels at Coral Gables. On Wednesday, the Cavinder twins took to social media to share some of their favorite snaps from their performance at the Watsco Center.

The collage on their Instagram features pictures from their warmup and the game itself. The Cavinder twins, popular athletes in women's college basketball, instantly caught the attention of fans with their latest post.

Some trolled them, with one mocking them for the empty seats in the stands at the Watsco Center as only 2,259 people had attended the game between the Canes and the Lady Camels.

The Cavinder twins got some stick from fans for their latest Instagram post. (Cavinder twins' IG)

"Not exactly a Caitlin Clark type attendance I see lol," one fan wrote.

"They're supposed to be twins but they dont even have the same numbers or hair styles. Gotta wonder who they pay and how much to constantly take photos of them so they can post," another wrote.

Others, including their sister Brandi, showed them love and affection in the comments.

Other fans shared kind messages for the Cavinder twins. (Cavinder twins' IG)

"Look how cute u guys are," Brandi wrote.

"Dynamic duo!!!" One fan wrote.

"The both of y'all keep up the good work also and the both of y'all is very pretty also," a fan wrote.

"See yall in Louisville!" Another wrote.

Hanna and Haley Cavinder produce contrasting performances against Campbell

Haley Cavinder continued to stuff the stat sheet in her return to Coral Gables, finishing with 15 points, seven rebounds, five assists, a block and a steal against Campbell.

Meanwhile, Hanna struggled to get anything going, finishing with just five points, a rebound and an assist in her 27-minute performance. The Cavinder twins and the Canes will play their next game on Friday when they host the Charlotte 49ers in the Miami Thanksgiving Tournament opener at noon ET.