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Molly Miller (ASU women\u2019s basketball head coach) speaks during the NCAA Women’s Final Four Countdown clock unveiling at Phoenix Sky Harbor Terminal 4 on Aug. 19, 2025. \/ Mark Henle\/The Republic \/ USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images<\/p>\n
The Arizona State women’s basketball program has faced a resurgence in recent months since moving on from three-year head coach Natasha Adair in March. <\/p>\n
The Adair era, unfortunately, did not work due to many circumstances that couldn’t be contained by the old athletic department under Ray Anderson – the turnaround ended up being quite quick and conclusive.<\/p>\n
Athletic Director Graham Rossini subsequently hired Grand Canyon head coach Molly Miller as head coach shortly after the Antelopes’ exit from the NCAA tournament field. <\/p>\n
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Arizona State athletic director Graham Rossini speaks to members of the media during a news conference at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in Phoenix on June 26, 2025. \/ Diannie Chavez\/The Republic \/ USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images<\/p>\n
Miller has worked tireless hours since to reshape the program to be one that is gritty, inter-connected, and hard-working – the result is a team that may not be competitive in her debut season at the helm, but will surely compete on a game-by-game basis.<\/p>\n
Miller’s recruiting escapades have been worth noting – the track record of nearly 300 career victories in 10 seasons as a head coach is clearly leaving an impression on prospective recruits.<\/p>\n
The Sun Devils picked up major commitments from Londyn Parker and Averie Lower over the weekend. <\/p>\n
Lower is a 5’11” guard out of Tiffin, Iowa, who is a four-star recruit<\/a> in the 2026 class per ESPN. Lower had scheduled visits with Marquette and Missouri before committing to the Sun Devils. Parker is a 5’9″ guard out of Kansas City, Missouri. <\/p>\n The 2025-26 Sun Devils are set to enter year two of Big 12 play with multiple returning players and players acquired via the transfer portal – only one rostered player was part of the 2025 recruiting class. <\/p>\n The recent 2026 adds signify an openness from Miller to build the roster through a variety of means, and that player development will be of paramount importance when it comes to the program’s approach. <\/p>\n The Sun Devils tip off the 2025-26 season on November 3 with a home date against Coppin State, and close out the non-conference slate on December 16 against Gonzaga on the road. <\/p>\n The Arizona State Sun Devils women’s basketball team huddles during game against Baylor at on Jan. 11, 2025, in Tempe. \/ Megan Mendoza\/The Republic \/ USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images<\/p>\n Miller won’t face much pressure to win right away, as previously mentioned – year one will be measured by growth the team shows and how the squad competes. <\/p>\n Read more on defensive standouts from Sun Devils football’s opening victory of 2025 here<\/a>, and on where Kenny Dillingham’s team will potentially be ranked ahead of week two here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Please let us know your thoughts on the future of the ASU women’s basketball program when you like our Facebook page\u00a0when you click right here<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n