Two days after being bounced from the Big 12 women's basketball tournament in the second round, Arizona State has fired women's basketball coach Natasha Adair. The Athletic first reported the news. Adair just finished her third season at the helm of the ASU women's program,

Adair had a tough act to follow in 2022 when Charli Turner Thorne retired after becoming the winningest coach in ASU history in her 25 seasons in Tempe. ASU has to move quickly, considering the transfer portal opens on March 25. Several great candidates could fill the vacancy, including one in Phoenix.

Arizona State fired Natasha Adair after three seasons with the Sun Devils, a source briefed on the move told on Saturday. The Sun Devils missed the postseason in each season under Adair, finishing in last and second-to-last in the Pac-12 during the 2022-23 and 2023-24 seasons.

Arizona State women's basketball head coach Natasha Adair was fired on Saturday after having a 29-62 record in three seasons.

ASU women's basketball is parting ways with head coach Natasha Adair after her three-season tenure concluded with no winning records and a 29-62 overall record.