WATCH: TCU's Hailey Van Lith and teammates wow their fans in latest hype video 

The TCU Horned Frogs' latest campaign saw star Hailey Van Lith in vintage apparel. The program shared a brief mixtape from the event on its Instagram, showcasing Van Lith, Deasia Merrill, Sedona Prince, Natalie Mazurek, Donovyn Hunter, Una Jovanovic, Taylor Bigby, Ella Hamlin and others.

The roster not only donned vintage game jerseys but also lace-up crewneck pullovers designed around the program's theme colors.

"Drip like water 💅 #GoFrogs," the program captioned the post.

Excited by the post, fans stormed the comment section to shower love on the Horned Frogs.

"So excited for this season!! 💜," a fan commented.

"Posting sedona is crazy," another follower wrote.

"Had so much fun with y’all yesterday, and y’all ATE in these vintage pieces!! 😈🔥🙌💜," Fans Vintage commented.

Moreover, a few fans noticed Hailey Van Lith. The guard transferred this offseason from the LSU Tigers, seeking a more inclusive role with TCU.

"Hvl is my goat," a fan wrote.

"I LOVE HVL!," another fan commented.

"HVL TUFF," another fan wrote.

Fans' comments on TCU Horned Frogs' Instagram post

Hailey Van Lith’s former teammate opens up on her sudden transfer

Hailey Van Lith joined the LSU Tigers last season. The Tigers were coming off a championship run and the inclusion of Van Lith gave them the firepower they needed to retain the throne.

However, Angel Reese, Van Lith’s former LSU teammate, claimed the guard was simply not a good fit for Kim Mulkey’s style of coaching.

“I think it just wasn't a good fit for that specific team. She's an amazing guard that can do so many great things on the court. I've seen her kill for a long time and I know she'll continue to kill and I see her gain her confidence back on the three and three," Reese said.

As Reese transitioned to the WNBA this offseason, Hailey Van Lith was assumed to be the new leader of the Tigers. She is one of the best guards in NCAA women's basketball and has significant international experience under her belt. However, Van Lith transferred to LSU.

She was underutilized by Kim Mulkey. Her scoring shrank as she only recorded 9.9 attempts per game, including a career-low of 3.6 3-point attempts per game.