SAN MARCOS, Texas – In the latest States Up podcast, Texas State women's basketball's Kennedy Taylor – also known as KT3 – joins the show to talk about breaking the program's all-time assists record, what it was like playing high school basketball in DFW growing up, what inspired her nickname and more.
 
Earlier this week, Taylor broke the school's career assists record with a helper in the third quarter of Texas State's 69-point win at home. She broke a 32-year-old record, which served as a capstone for the 5-foot-3 point guard who has been handing out assists for the Bobcats since she was a true freshman in 2018-19. While there is plenty of season ahead, she remains the NCAA's active leader in career assists.
 
Taylor is in her fifth season at Texas State and has been a star on and off the court. In the podcast, she discusses what her potential career in sports media may look like after her time at Texas State is over, how playing tennis in high school helped her improve in basketball, what her teammates are like and how it helps shape the program, as well as more discussion about breaking school records.

The podcast can be heard on Spotify, Apple, Amazon Music, and Google.
 
Fans can also access the podcast at txst.com/podcasts.

Hosted by Brant Freeman, the new States Up podcast is focused on the personalities that make up Texas State, from athletes to coaches to more, and allows fans to get to know the people they cheer for and watch compete even more. 

New episodes of the States Up podcast are released each Friday.