ASU women's basketball recruits top talent for upcoming season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 8, 2026, 2:42 PM
Last updated Oct 8, 2026
Arizona State University women's basketball has become a targeted destination for high-level recruits following its NCAA Tournament appearance in 2026. Under second-year coach Molly Miller, who has attracted interest from elite players like Kaleena Smith, ASU is enhancing its roster with players like Quin’Nya Gray De Sanders and transfers including Ruby Whitehorn. Miller expressed confidence in building a program that competes on a national level, celebrating its improved appeal among prospects. The Sun Devils will open their season against Jackson State on November 2.
- •Molly Miller emphasizes maintaining current players and resources for recruitment.
- •Kaleena Smith will visit ASU on October 9.
- •ASU added five transfers, boosting guard depth for 2026-27.
- •The Sun Devils open the season against Jackson State on November 2.
- 2:42 PMYahoo Sports — ASU women’s basketball trending into location for top recruits
"ASU women's basketball's early success under Molly Miller has attracted bigger recruits to Tempe for official visits.
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