Women's Basketball
Miller, Marwan
Marwan Miller
- Title:
- Assistant Coach
- Email:
- msuwbbhoops@ath.msu.edu
- Phone Number:
- 353-8613
- Alma Mater:
- Franklin , '12
Marwan Miler begins his first season at Michigan State during 2023-24 season. He brings a wealth of knowledge to East Lansing, including spending time in the Big Ten conference. He most recently comes to Michigan State after one season at Minnesota.
“Coach Marwan Miller is a wonderful addition to our staff. I had the privilege of watching up close as he was an assistant for Ohio University women’s basketball program, and was integral in their program success,” Fralick said. “His experience will be very valuable, as he was most recently an assistant at Minnesota. Coach Miller is very connected in recruiting and a masterful relationship builder. He is invested in the student-athlete experience and will bring a positive and consistent attitude every day. I am excited for this journey together.”
In six seasons at Ohio, Miller and the Bobcats finished with a record of 121-64, including a 30-win season and a 26-win season during his tenure. The team also won the 2015-16 MAC regular season title with Miller on staff.
Prior to becoming a full-time assistant at Ohio Miller served as an assistant coach at Saint Francis (Pa.) in 2016-17 as an offensive coordinator. The team averaged 74.5 points per game in a fast-paced system, which produced the 2016 NEC Freshman of the Year.
Prior to 2013, Miller was a senior staff member for the Ohio Girls Basketball Report, where he evaluated the talent of prospective student athletes. He was also the head coach of the Ohio Glory Basketball Club from 2004-12 and worked with the OGBR Ohio Legends Exhibition team from 2004-07. Miller was the head varsity girls’ basketball coach at Columbus South High School during the 2008-09 season, and assistant varsity girls’ basketball coach for the 2006-07 season with the Columbus Afrocentric Early College.
Miller received his Bachelor’s degree from Franklin University in 2012, and his associate’s degree from Columbus State Community College.
“Coach Marwan Miller is a wonderful addition to our staff. I had the privilege of watching up close as he was an assistant for Ohio University women’s basketball program, and was integral in their program success,” Fralick said. “His experience will be very valuable, as he was most recently an assistant at Minnesota. Coach Miller is very connected in recruiting and a masterful relationship builder. He is invested in the student-athlete experience and will bring a positive and consistent attitude every day. I am excited for this journey together.”
In six seasons at Ohio, Miller and the Bobcats finished with a record of 121-64, including a 30-win season and a 26-win season during his tenure. The team also won the 2015-16 MAC regular season title with Miller on staff.
Prior to becoming a full-time assistant at Ohio Miller served as an assistant coach at Saint Francis (Pa.) in 2016-17 as an offensive coordinator. The team averaged 74.5 points per game in a fast-paced system, which produced the 2016 NEC Freshman of the Year.
Prior to 2013, Miller was a senior staff member for the Ohio Girls Basketball Report, where he evaluated the talent of prospective student athletes. He was also the head coach of the Ohio Glory Basketball Club from 2004-12 and worked with the OGBR Ohio Legends Exhibition team from 2004-07. Miller was the head varsity girls’ basketball coach at Columbus South High School during the 2008-09 season, and assistant varsity girls’ basketball coach for the 2006-07 season with the Columbus Afrocentric Early College.
Miller received his Bachelor’s degree from Franklin University in 2012, and his associate’s degree from Columbus State Community College.
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