12 million dollars for Dawn Staley shows gratitude by making a promise to the fans

The new book of the Southern Carolina coach, Dawn Staley, “Uncommon Favor: Basketball, North Philly, My Mother and Life Lessons that I learned from the three”, has fans who queue for the signature of Staley. Released in May, the book is a hit smash and a bestseller from the New York Times.

Despite her busy schedule, Staley assured her fans that she would sign each book sent to him. On Tuesday, she published a photo on Instagram, showing lots of books waiting on a table to be dedicated.

“What is good my rare favor? !! She wrote.

Staley, who has an estimated net value at a net value of 12 million dollars per celebrity, has balanced his functions as coach with books of books and public appearances. She also stopped in Indianapolis during the WNBA stars weekend as part of the book tour.

The book plunges into the life of Staley, from his childhood in the north of Philadelphia to his illustrious basketball career and on a trip as a coach.

Dawn Staley and South Carolina send edifying messages to fans

During the team training on Monday, the whole Gamecocks team from South Carolina, including coach Dawn Staley, took a moment to express his support and send edifying messages to their fans.

The Gamecocks published the video on X / Twitter with a legend that was reading:

“How about Monday motivation, Fams …”

In the video, each player in turn delivering positive messages and words of encouragement:

“Never forget that you count!” The junior guard Tessa Johnson said.

“Give yourself the grace, you never know what will happen,” added Ta’niya Latson.

“Don’t forget to stay focused and devoted, because this season will be all that will be on this subject,” said Raven Johnson.

Dawn Staley also joined and said:

“I love our fans and I know and I think our fans love us. So, if you’re not a fan and not us, stay outside of our conversations. Do all of yourself.”

The Gamecocks take place on the national championship match last season, where they lost to Uconn.