Molly Miller, the women’s basketball coach at Grand Canyon University, has become a massive internet phenomenon. She is the new heroine after leading GCU to the NCAA Women’s Tournament. They secured a hard-fought 65-62 victory over UT-Arlington, claiming the WAC championship title.
Many people had no idea that Grand Canyon had a women’s basketball team. However, after that game, everything changed. Social media exploded with constant reposts of a video featuring the coach celebrating with her team.
Molly Miller’s Social Media Surge
Molly Miller became an internet sensation thanks to a viral video posted by the Grand Canyon women’s basketball team. In the clip, Miller is seen taking an ice bath celebration with her players after securing a spot in the NCAA Tournament.
Dancin’ our way into March Madness 💃 #LopesUp pic.twitter.com/8AIeVAYOYX
— GCU Women’s Basketball (@GCU_WBB) March 16, 2025
The video quickly went viral, amassing over a million views. Without a doubt, Miller’s charisma, passion, and coaching talent have boosted her popularity in the world of women’s basketball.
Additionally, the comment section lit up with reactions, some of the most notable being:
- “Your coach is so sexy, I bet she’s also so pink.”
- “I can’t wait to see this celebration next year with Coach Miller at ASU 🔱.”
- “If I weren’t already a fully committed UConn fan, I’d be here—good luck to everyone!”
- “I want them to win it all if it means seeing their coach on TV more often. GO GCU!”
Grand Canyon coach Molly Miller this season ‼️
◽️ 32-2 record
◽️ 16-0 in conference
◽️ Wins GCU’s 1st WAC Tournament Title@GCU_WBB pic.twitter.com/xrw8ASITtA— The Sporting News (@sportingnews) March 15, 2025
Molly Miller has been GCU’s head coach since the 2020-2021 season. Previously, she served as the head coach for Drury University, where she also played during her college years. Drury is a private Christian university located in Springfield, Missouri.
The 38-year-old coach was once a standout player for Drury’s women’s basketball team. Her passion for the sport is evident, and now she is reaping the rewards of her hard work as she leads the GCU women’s team to success.
