Arizona State girls’s basketball head coach Molly Miller is back with her workforce forward this system’s First Four sport on Thursday.
Miller didn’t journey with the workforce earlier this week as a result of illness, although the workforce was hopeful she could be back in time for the sport.
ASU went 24-10 in its first season underneath Miller, taking one of many final remaining at-large spots for the event. The Sun Devils need to beat Virginia on Thursday at 6 p.m. on ESPN2 to succeed in the Round of 64.
Associate head coach Stephanie Norman, filling in for Miller, referred to as it a “precarious situation.”
“Obviously, our leader is not here. And we’re hoping for the best, so she can recover and be with our team,” Norman told reporters Wednesday. “That’s sort of the standing, it’s hour to hour. I’m hoping she’s taking good care of all the issues that she will be able to in her energy.
“We miss her dearly, but at the same time we have a job to do, so we’re focused on that.”
Norman, who performed at ASU (1984-88), spent the earlier 18 seasons on the Louisville workers, reaching the Sweet 16 or higher 12 instances.
