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Sophomore sensation MiLaysia Fulwiley, a guard for the University of South Carolina, is stepping onto the court today in style, debuting the exclusive Curry 12 ‘FamLay’ PE during the Lady Gamecocks’ game against the University of Texas (2 PM EST on ESPN). Designed by Curry Brand specifically for their NIL athlete, the custom sneaker is a tribute to Fulwiley’s deep family ties, local roots, and growing legacy on the court.
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Born and raised in Columbia, SC, MiLaysia is a hometown hero who brought her city pride last year, helping the Lady Gamecocks clinch a national championship as a freshman. With South Carolina fans affectionately referred to as “Fams” and Fulwiley’s strong family connections, Curry Brand created the Curry 12 ‘FamLay’ as a personal celebration of her journey.
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The PE boasts a bold and meaningful colorway, combining MiLaysia’s favorite red and gold with South Carolina’s iconic garnet and black. Unique details make the shoe stand out, including a black TPU sidewall adorned with “Ace of Spades” and “Star” symbols in honor of her beloved dogs, Ace and Star. Paying homage to her roots, the tongue and sockliner feature an outline of South Carolina, the palmetto tree state symbol, and Columbia’s 803 area code.
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Adding to its deeply personal design, Fulwiley’s family name “Mixon” is featured on the right heel tab, while her mom and sisters’ initials “JPZ” appear on the left. These touches reflect the close-knit family ties that have shaped MiLaysia’s character both on and off the court.
With her explosive talent and a custom sneaker that tells her story, MiLaysia Fulwiley continues to inspire as a homegrown champion who represents her city, her state, and her team with pride. Fans can watch her rock the Curry 12 ‘FamLay’ today as she brings her game and her roots to center stage.