TEMPE, Ariz. -- Arizona State fired women's basketball coach Natasha Adair on Saturday after three seasons of not making the NCAA tournament. "We appreciate coach Natasha Adair's leadership and ...
New Arizona State women's college basketball coach Molly Miller linked up with the Sun Devils cheerleaders for an epic photo at her introductory press conference. New Arizona State women's ...
After Emily Ryan completed her college career, the Iowa State women's basketball team hit the transfer ... star recruit and star point guard for Arizona the last two seasons, announced on social ...
Arizona State athletic director Graham Rossini looked across town to find his new women's basketball head coach. And she's a star. Rossini and the Sun Devils officially announced the hiring of ...
New Arizona State women's basketball coach Molly Miller went viral during her time at Grand Canyon, but is already turning her attention to rallying Sun Devils fans. New Arizona State women's ...
Arizona State women’s basketball head coach Natasha Adair has been fired amid a brutal season for the team, according to freelance reporter Jeff Metcalfe. The Sun Devils went 10-22 on the season ...
Arizona State has reportedly agreed to hire Grand Canyon's Molly Miller as their next head women's basketball coach, a source told Talia Goodman of On3. The Sun Devils are moving on from Natasha ...
Arizona State fired Natasha Adair after three seasons with the Sun Devils, a source briefed on the move told on Saturday. The Sun Devils missed the postseason in each season under Adair ...
Women's basketball coach Molly Miller, who led Grand Canyon to a historic 32-3 March Madness season, is excited for the next chapter at Arizona State. She was introduced on March 26 by ASU ...
That means her average season has been 27-5. Miller, 38, is taking over an Arizona State women's basketball program that went 10-22 this season and hasn't had a 20-win season since 2019-2020.
Arizona State fired Natasha Adair after three seasons ... Blue previously also worked at GCU. — Ben Pickman, women’s basketball writer ...