Fans react to Dawn Staley's dance moves in Eagles Super Bowl celebrations: "I would die for her","Someone get this woman to the parade"

Dawn Staley proudly represented her hometown team while coaching South Carolina’s game against Texas on Sunday. She arrived at the Moody Center wearing a sweatshirt that read Super Bowl LIX and featured the Philadelphia Eagles logo.

She paired it with Eagles-green sneakers and socks with the team's name, leaving no doubt about where her loyalties lay. Shortly after the Eagles won the Super Bowl, she posted a video on her X page, dancing with an oversized Eagles hat while "Blow the Whistle" by Too Short played in the background.

"One more because we are SUPER BOWL CHAMPS! @Eagles Bih!!!," Staley captioned the video.

The video quickly went viral, with fans reacting in admiration.

"I would die for her," one user commented.

"Someone get this woman to the parade," another wrote.

"Get it Coach!," a fan wrote.

"Coach Staley is killing it," another fan wrote.

Most fans celebrated the Eagles, who won their second Super Bowl.

"YEAH, DAWN!!!! Go Birds!," someone else tweeted.

"Congrats Dawn Eagles did that!!," another tweet reads.

"That's right don't let nothing steal your joy. They still not like us!!! " another fan said.

Staley was vocal in her support for the Eagles leading up to the Super Bowl. Since their NFC Championship win on Jan. 26, she had regularly worn Eagles gear, even during practice sessions.

Dawn Staley's joyful moment leading to a disappointing night

Dawn Staley had planned to fly to New Orleans to catch the remainder of Super Bowl 59 after South Carolina’s game. However, she was forced to change her plans. With President Donald Trump attending the game, the Federal Aviation Administration enforced air traffic restrictions, preventing Staley from making the trip.

She shared her new plans with reporters on Friday.

"I will have people over and watch the second half or whatever is left when the team lands in Columbia," Staley said.

Earlier in the week, Dawn Staley had made a confident Super Bowl prediction, assuring Eagles fans that their team would emerge victorious.

"Rest assured, my Eagles fans, we got this one," she said on Wednesday. "Now, get mad if we turn the ball over, get mad if we fumble the ball, get mad if they score on us. Remember, when the clock strikes zero, we will be winners."

The night ended on a sour note for Dawn Staley’s Gamecocks though. South Carolina suffered a tough loss, falling to Texas and snapping its 57-game SEC regular-season win streak that had stood since December 2021. The defeat dropped its record to 22-2 overall and 10-1 in conference play.

The Gamecocks aim to bounce back in their next matchup against Florida at Colonial Life Arena.

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