"Cuties": Fever's $233,468 star gives her all in hyping Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull for turning heads in matching cowgirl outfits

Indiana Fever's Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull turned heads in their stylish cowboy outfits ahead of the team's final West Coast road trip game against the Phoenix Mercury. Cunningham and Hull wore a light yellow crop top with "Howdy Cowboy" written on it, paired with matching denim shorts and a pair of cowboy boots.

As they walked into the arena tunnel hours before tipoff, Cunningham and Hull drew all the attention from the photographers on site and their $233,468 Fever teammate, Aliyah Boston. The All-Star center hooted at them with a one-word message, saying:

"Cuties"

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Cunningham and Hull revealed the outfit's inspiration.

"Last trip of the West Coast," Hull said.

"Just two cowgirls, that's it," Cunningham added.

Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull have been considered lookalikes by many Fever fans, which they have taken to heart. It's only fair that the duo "twinned" with their outfits and Thursday seemed like the perfect opportunity, given their explanations.

Lexie Hull and Sophie Cunningham fail to round off road trip with a win

The Indiana Fever lost 95-60 to the Phoenix Mercury in their final game of a four-game road trip, which they split 2-2. The Fever couldn't match Phoenix's intensity from the get-go. Alyssa Thomas and the crew were seemingly more motivated to even the season series after losing the last matchup 107-101. The DeWanna Bonner booing incident in Indiana also could have played a part.

Sophie Cunningham was the lone bright spot for the Fever in her return to Phoenix. Cunningham had a season-high 18 points on 6 of 9 shooting, including five triples. Meanwhile, Lexie Hull's woes continued with another underwhelming performance as she scored two points on 1 of 11 shooting. She missed all eight attempts from deep.

The Mercury played suffocating defense, keeping the Fever's best offensive players at bay as Kelsey Mitchell and Aliyah Boston could only combine for 16 points on 5 of 23 shooting. The Fever dropped to 17-14 on the season ahead of their return to Indiana, where they face the Chicago Sky on Saturday.