Molly Miller is leading the Grand Canyon women's basketball program for her fourth season as Lopes head coach after taking over the program on April 7, 2020. Miller enters the 2023-24 season with an .846 winning percentage, fourth highest among active Division I head coaches and trailing only Marshall's Kim Stephens, UConn's Geno Auriemma and LSU's Kim Mulkey. The two-time Division II Coach of the Year ended her Drury career by leading the D-II national runner-up in 2019 and an undefeated, top-ranked 2020 team when the national tournament was canceled because of COVID-19

At GCU, Miller has compiled a 61-27 (.693) overall record and a 34-14 (.708) conference mark while solidifying GCU Arena as one of the toughest places to play with a 37-8 (.822) record at home.

In her third season at the helm in Phoenix in 2022-23, Miller's lockdown defense shined again as the Lopes tallied 12.6 steals per game, fourth best in the nation. Miller's defenses at GCU have consistently ranked among the nation's top five in that category with a three-year average of 12.9 per contest. GCU also ranked eighth in the country in turnovers forced per game (21.29) and fourth in the WAC in 3-point percentage defense (29.3%).

Miller and the Lopes earned back-to-back appearances in the WAC Tournament championship game in 2021 and 2022. The 2021-22 season concluded in the WNIT first round, the Lopes' first WNIT berth in program history. 
 
Miller posted an astounding 180-17 record over six years at her alma mater, Drury. Her Panthers teams held a stunning 67-1 mark over her last two seasons in her hometown of Springfield, Missouri.

Miller’s teams defend with the intensity and trapping that was her trademark as a player. From 2004 to 2008, Miller played at Drury as a 5-foot-6 point guard and four-year starter. She ranks fourth in program history for career points (1,570), third for assists (439) and second for steals (407).