South Carolina's March Madness-winning coach Dawn Staley attends Sixers-Knicks playoff game as the Philly nati
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Dawn Staley was invited to lead the bell-ringing ceremony before the game. Jalen Brunson's 47-point performance gave New York a commanding 3-1 lead. DailyMail.com

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