Dawn Staley is interviewed with Knicks for the head of coaching

He had New York Knicks offered his job of the main coaching Southern carolina Women’s coach Dawn Staley, who had a formal interview for the position, said it would take it.

“I’d have to do it. Not just for me. For women. To break (that door) open,” Staley said at the podcast “Post move” with VNBA Star Aliyah Boston and former VNBA excellent Candace Parker. “I’d have to. It’s New York Knicks. I’m from Philly. But it’s creepy New York Knicks.”

Knicks instead hired Mike Brown At the beginning of July to fill his vacant head.

“I’d have to do that. Not just for me. For women. It’s in New York Knicks. It’s Furing New York Knicks. But it’s Furing New York Knicks. But it’s frightening knives.

Dawn Stalei, on Podcast “Post Moves”, about his interview with Knicks

55-year-old Staleia, a member of Nimmith Memorial Basketball School of Fame, which trained Gamecocks on three national championships, said it was properly prepared and well in her interview was good at her interview. However, she said on the podcast to ask if the chances of asking brass books if they were fully considered – and were fully prepared for the first woman, the coach in the regular third time would change the organization in the regular third time.

“How, if you hired me like the first female (head) coach in the NBA, would it affect your everyday job? Because” Staley said she asked during the interview with the blesses. “You will ask questions that you don’t have to answer whether you’re a men’s coach. It will be the media and all these things you need to deal with and you don’t have to deal with and you don’t have to deal with a man.

“It made them think,” maybe he’s right. “I felt that the energy was changed after that. So I shot at the foot … that I was curious and asked you all the damn question.”

In addition to Stali, the wedges talked with the first Memphis Grizzlies Trainer Taylor Jenkins, New Orleans Pelikans Assistant James Borrego and Minnesota Timbervolves Assistant Micah Nori about work before hiring a brown color, which has previously trained Sacramento Kings as well as Cleveland Cavaliers and the Los Angeles Lakers.