South Carolina women's basketball coach Dawn Staley says I don't want coaching for mans team

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South Carolina women's basketball coach Dawn Staley
Dawn Staley is a former professional basketball player & Recently head coach of the women's basketball team at the University of South Carolina. 

She's also a three- time Olympic gold semifinalist and was instated into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2013.

Staley began her professional career in 1999 and played in the WNBA for several brigades, including the Charlotte Sting and the Houston Comets. She was also a member of the US women's basketball platoon that won three successive gold orders at the Olympics in 1996, 2000, and 2004.

After retiring from playing, Staley began guiding and has been the head trainer of the University of South Carolina women's basketball platoon since 2008. Under her leadership, the platoon has won multiple SEC crowns and a public crown in 2017.

As South Carolina seeks its second straight N.C.A.A. championship, dawn staley carries the hopes of her family, her team and the generation of coaches she has inspired.

South Carolina is aiming to come the 10th undefeated public champion in Division I women’s council basketball history and join USC, Tennessee and UConn as the only Division I women’s brigades with successive public crowns.

A third public title for Staley would make her the fifth head trainer to win three public titles, joining a short list of some of the game’s most elite trainers – Mulkey, VanDerveer, Auriemma and Pat Summitt.

At the same time, a loss would n’t dwindle the greatness achieved by this South Carolina platoon. In a sense, that’s the beauty of forging a program erected to last. South Carolina is now anticipated to contend for a crown every season. Staley has shown as important.

“ Dawn has demonstrated that she knows what the design is for not only creating a winning season but a winning program, ” Peck said.

And if that third title does be to travel back to South Carolina?

“ I suppose it’s trending towards dynasty, ” Laney said. “ I suppose she’s going to be erecting a dynasty down there in South Carolina.”

 

Location: United States

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