South Carolina coach Dawn Staley's new book, "Uncommon Favor: Basketball, North Philly, My Mother and Life Lessons I learned from All Three," has fans lining up for Staley's signature. Released in May, the book is a smash hit and a New York Times bestseller. Despite her busy schedule, Staley assured her fans that she would sign every book sent to her. On Tuesday, she posted a picture on Instagram, showing piles of books waiting on a table to be autographed. "What’s good my UNCOMMON FAVOR peeps?!! I’ve been out of the office for a few days recruiting but I promise I will sign your books and get them back to you. When I tell you I’ll sign every single book I mean it! Thank you for the love and support you’ve displayed. Love up!" she wrote. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostStaley, who has an estimated net worth of $12 million per Celebrity Net Worth, has been balancing her coaching duties with book promotions and public appearances. She also made a stop at Indianapolis during the WNBA All-Star weekend as part of the book tour. The book delves into Staley’s life, from her childhood in North Philadelphia to her illustrious basketball career and a journey as a coach. Dawn Staley and South Carolina send uplifting messages to fans During the team's practice on Monday, the entire South Carolina Gamecocks team, including coach Dawn Staley, took a moment to express support and send uplifting messages to their fans. The Gamecocks posted the video on X/Twitter with a caption that read: "How 'bout a little Monday Motivation, FAMS..."In the video, each player took turns delivering positive messages and words of encouragement: "Never forget that you matter!" junior guard Tessa Johnson said."Give yourself grace, you never know what's going to happen," Ta'Niya Latson added."Remember to stay focused and dedicated, cause this season is going to be all about that," Raven Johnson said.Dawn Staley also joined in and said: "I love our fans and I know and feel our fans love us. So if you're not a fan and not us, stay out of our conversations. Love y'all." The Gamecocks are coming off a run to the national championship game last season, where they lost to UConn.