Arizona State University announced this week that head coach Molly Miller has agreed to a contract extension, cementing her leadership of the Sun Devil women’s basketball program after a spectacular inaugural season.
A Season to Remember
The extension follows a breakout year in which Miller guided the team to a 24‑11 record, highlighted by a 15‑game winning streak that began the campaign and a three‑game sweep of the in‑state rival Arizona Wildcats.
That performance secured the program’s first NCAA Tournament berth since 2019, a milestone that has energized the fan base and put the Sun Devils back on the national stage.
Athletics director Graham Rossini praised Miller’s impact, saying she created momentum and placed the program firmly in the spotlight, while also noting the coach’s ability to translate her success at Grand Canyon University into a new era for ASU.
Before arriving in Tempe, Miller compiled an 117‑38 record at Grand Canyon, a testament to her consistent excellence and strategic acumen that caught the attention of ASU officials.
The contract extension reflects the university’s confidence in Miller’s vision for growth, recruiting, and competitive sustainability, signaling a long‑term commitment to building a championship contender.
The upcoming season is slated to open on November 2 at Desert Financial Arena, where the university is urging Sun Devil fans to fill the stands and help sustain the momentum generated last year.
Looking Forward
Miller says the program is focused on maintaining its upward trajectory, with the ultimate goal of contending for titles and further elevating ASU’s profile in collegiate basketball.