"Peyton Manning we do in fact luv that": Hanna Cavinder reacts to twin Haley Cavinder's stylish snaps from Cowboys vs. Bengals game

Hanna and Haley Cavinder, aka the Cavinder twins, have emerged as one of the most popular college athletes in recent years. Besides having a prominent presence in the basketball world and social media, they have also garnered fame in the world of football thanks to their respective boyfriends, Carson Beck and Jake Ferguson.

Haley has been a regular feature in the Dallas Cowboys games this season, where Ferguson plays as a tight end. Yesterday was no exception, as the Miami Hurricanes star was among those who cheered the Cowboys in their game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Earlier today, Haley took to Instagram to share her favorite snaps from her experience at the AT&T Stadium, which included some adorable moments with Ferguson.

Haley donned an all-black outfit with beige-colored boots and covered herself up with an off-white puffer jacket bearing Ferguson's name and his #87 jersey number on the back. Besides sharing romantic moments with the Cowboys' tight end, she also bumped into Kathryne Padgett, a fitness entrepreneur who once dated New York Yankees icon Alex Rodriguez.

Soon after Haley uploaded the post to social media, her twin, Hanna, flocked to the comments section to show her admiration. She left a series of comments to show her love for the couple within the span of a few minutes.

Haley's twin, Hanna, left comments for her and her boyfriend, Jake Ferguson.

"Yeehaw. A Cowboys Christmas," Hanna commented before adding, "Peyton manning we do in fact luv that."

The Cowboys, unfortunately, ended up on the losing side, suffering a narrow 20-27 defeat to the Bengals. Despite entering the fourth quarter with a three-point lead, the Bengals came back through a field goal from Cade York before Ja'Marr Chase received a 40-yard pass from QB Joe Burrow to score the winning touchdown with 52 seconds left on the clock.

Haley makes a strong start to the 2024-25 season

Haley has started her final season of eligibility in women's college basketball strong. So far, she has averaged 16.9 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 4.8 assists, powering her team to eight wins in its opening nine games of the season. Meanwhile, Hanna has also made a solid return, averaging 8.2 points, 3.0 rebounds and 4.2 assists.

The Cavinder twins will be keen to continue their string of impressive performances in the Canes' next game, where they will face the Pittsburgh Panthers at Coral Gables on Sunday at 12:00 pm ET.