Philadelphia’s own Dawn Staley visits Mitchell & Ness, flaunts Allen Iverson gear, and roots for the 76ers in Game 4

On Sunday, the Philadelphia 76ers faced the New York Knicks in a series that did not go in their favor. Despite the loss, they found themselves in good company as Dawn Staley, a North Philly native and former Temple University women’s basketball coach, stepped into the spotlight in South Philly.

Staley began the Sixers game by ringing the bell and proudly wearing an Allen Iverson t-shirt. Before heading to the game, she made sure to stop by Mitchell & Ness to pick out the perfect outfit for her courtside appearance. After revving up the fans, Staley connected with Sixers legends Allen Iverson and Julius Erving, known as Dr. J. During the game, the Sixers mic’d up Staley, capturing her reactions and enthusiasm during crucial moments just like any fan watching from home.

Coming off her third NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship win with the South Carolina Gamecocks, Staley has been basking in her recent victory. She discussed her latest win and shared insights on the current state of women’s basketball in a conversation with Ukee Washington, Jessica Kartalija, and Sports Director Don Bell.

Jessica MacAulay is a digital producer for CBSPhiladelphia.com. She began her career in broadcast journalism as an intern for CBS Philadelphia and now covers breaking news, local community stories, and crime news.

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