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ASU Hoops: Miller's System Takes Root, Ignites Depth
2 Oct
Summary
- Returning players finish coach's sentences, enhancing on-court communication.
- Eight newcomers, including top-ranked transfers, boost team's talent.
- Season opens at home against Jackson State and Northern Arizona.
Arizona State women's basketball enters its second year under coach Molly Miller with a cohesive system deeply understood by returning players. This familiarity allows experienced athletes to anticipate plays and actively coach teammates during games.
The Sun Devils have significantly bolstered their roster with eight newcomers for the upcoming season. This group includes five transfers whose class was ranked among the top five by USA TODAY, adding considerable guard depth and talent.
Key additions include Tennessee's Ruby Whitehorn, a strong rebounder; Michigan State's Rashunda "Spider" Jones, an accomplished defender; and Central Michigan's Madi Morson, the reigning MAC Player of the Year. These players, alongside returning scorers like McKinna Brackens, are expected to create a dynamic rotation.
Coach Miller is optimistic about the team's versatility, highlighting their ability to score at multiple levels and make plays in transition. The season commences with home games against Jackson State on November 2nd and Northern Arizona on November 5th.
