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Reluctant Staley becomes force on, off court - Vimarsana News

Reluctant Staley becomes force on, off court

Dawn Staley swore over and over again during her playing days she would never become a coach. Everyone seemingly could see it in her future, everyone but her.

South Carolina's Dawn Staley becomes force on, off the court - Vimarsana News

South Carolina's Dawn Staley becomes force on, off the court

South Carolina coach Dawn Staley has gone through a consequential year of success, both on and off the basketball court. Along the way, Staley has become the voice of leadership and direction in the women's game. She jokes often that she never planned to get into coaching before accepting the job at Temple even though she has always had in her. Staley's role as an elite point guard was to serve as the coach on the floor. She won her second NCAA Tournament crown — the first Black coach to accomplish the feat — with a 64-49 victory over UConn. Her success has given Staley the platf...

Staley pushes prospects in aim for diversification - Vimarsana News

Staley pushes prospects in aim for diversification

MINNEAPOLIS -- Geno Auriemma has 17 years and 10 national titles on Dawn Staley, as Connecticut and South Carolina enter the NCAA championship game.

Staley pushes prospect pipeline in aim to diversify coaching | Taiwan News - Vimarsana News

Staley pushes prospect pipeline in aim to diversify coaching | Taiwan News

Staley pushes prospect pipeline in aim to diversify coaching | 2022-04-03 14:11:22

Dawn Staley pushes prospect pipeline in aim to diversify coaching - Vimarsana News

Dawn Staley pushes prospect pipeline in aim to diversify coaching

Dawn Staley was one of 12 Black female coaches in the 68-team NCAA Tournament this year, a sign of progress with plenty more room to grow.