Natasha Adair is out at Arizona State after three seasons. Sun Devils AD Graham Rossini should have a good group of candidates to choose from.

Adair was hired in 2022 to replace the retiring Charlie Turner Thorne after spending the previous five seasons at Delaware.

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.

Natasha Adair is no longer the coach of the Arizona State women’s basketball team. Adair was fired by ASU athletic director Graham Rossini, the school announced Saturday. The decision came after the Sun Devils’ 96-88 loss to Iowa State Thursday in the second round of the 2025 Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship.

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.

Madness has arrived, but as the postseason tips off, the coaching carousel is also starting to spin. We're tracking all the coaching changes this offseason. Last updated: March 9, 2025 Women's college basketball head-coaching changes Wisconsin Badgers Former coach: Marisa Moseley (March 9) New coach:   Moseley stepped down after going 47-75 over the past four seasons.

Arizona State has parted ways with Natasha Adair after three seasons of coaching the women’s basketball team. The need for this change in leadership stems from the team’s failure to make the NCAA tournament in all three seasons under Adair.