PHOENIX (AP) — When basketball great Cheryl Miller thinks of the state of the women’s game today, she is filled with pride. Pride with how interest and investment in women’s hoops has skyrocketed since her days dominating at Southern California. Pride with how women’s athletes are celebrated. Pride with the development in player skill over the years. “A lot of these players are so dedicated, not just the X’s and O’s or the physical, their skillset,” said Miller, who was honored this week as one