Cynthia Allen-Whyte

This ring is UNBELIEVABLE!!

@KleverShirtz And I’m wearing my MIVP shirt I bought from you!

Who all coming to the Ring Day game tomorrow? 💍💍💍 #ALLINLV | #LVACES

@KleverShirtz En route from VA now!!!!! So excited!!

@itsBTerrell Mystics, Wings, Aces

Soooooo now that y’all have seen the new Rebel Edition jerseys… what are your thoughts? 👀

Gonna be there in person! Can’t wait!!!

@lexfiless This picture is flawless! 😍😍😍

shoutout to getty😍😍😍😍

@itsBTerrell Me too! Scooped them up as soon as I got the notification!!!

just secured my A'ja A'Two WNBA 30ths 👟

@LoDxne @CWilliamson44 I was so hoping to see Tina Charles to the Aces….ugh! Congratulations on your retirement I guess. 😂

Tina, we just getting up please 🥹

@justmadrad04 Nice relay work!!

@justmadrad04 Cruise control

BEAT THE BRUINS ✅ #FightOn | @WellsFargo

FIRST PLACE AND HISTORY IS MADE 🔥 Our Women of Troy win us five points in the 4x100 relay, securing a top four time in USC history 😤✌️ ⏱️ 42.29 WOMEN - USC 30, UCLA 19 #FightOn | @BlkGrlSunscreen

@harrisfamilyof6 @kim_harris11 Continued blessings to her! Love her!!! ❤️

@kim_harris11 still grinding and competing. Each week we’re seeing improvements. So it’s one day at a time.

@itsBTerrell Thank you! I was wondering if I needed to size up or what.

Just picked up my A’Twos and yall… they’re really true to size. 🥹🔥

SWEEPIN’ TO START THE DAY 🧹🧹🧹 🥇 Karyssa Owens - 59.14m 🥈Jenna Gallaway - 57.46m 🥉 Reese Garland - 45.36m #FightOn | @BlkGrlSunscreen

TROJANS ON TOP! 💪 🥇Reese Garland - 54.44m 🥈 Ashley Erasmus - 53.59m 🥉 Karyssa Owens - 50.33m #FightOn | @BlkGrlSunscreen

two days, one goal ⚔️ 🆚 UCLA 🏟️ Colich Throws Center and Allyson Felix Field at Katherine B. Loker Stadium ⏰ Saturday @ 12 p.m. & Sunday @ 11 a.m. 📺 B1G+ / Runnerspace.com 📊 finishedresults.trackscoreboard.com/meets/13555/ev…

Blocked out the noise. Round, won.

BATTLE AT OUR PLACE ⚔️ 🗞️ usctrojans.com/news/2026/4/30…

@DoctorLemma The Peabody!! It is fascinating and fantastic to watch in person.

There is a hotel in the southern United States that employs a man whose official job title is Duckmaster. The position exists nowhere else in the world. Twice a day he puts on a red and gold uniform, takes the elevator up to the rooftop, and walks five ducks down to the lobby. They march across a red carpet to a marble fountain in front of the guests, then swim there until evening. The tradition started in 1933 when the hotel’s manager came back from a duck hunting trip with too much whiskey in him and dumped his live decoys in the lobby fountain as a prank. Guests loved it. A few years later, a former circus animal trainer working as a bellman at the hotel volunteered to look after the ducks and taught them to march. The hotel gave him the title of Duckmaster. He kept the job for 50 years. The ducks now live on the rooftop in a marble palace that cost the hotel $200,000 to build, with their own miniature replica of the hotel inside. The hotel’s French restaurant has refused to serve duck on the menu since 1981.