SAN MARCOS, TX — The Texas State women's basketball program will look to continue its hot start to its 2022-23 home slate as the Bobcats play host to the UTSA Roadrunners on Wednesday, Nov. 30 at 7 p.m. CT inside Strahan Arena at the University Events Center. 

Wednesday night's action will be available to stream on ESPN+ with Brant Freeman and Suzanne Fox calling the action. 

FAST AND FURRY-OUS

• The Texas State and UTSA women's basketball programs first met on the hardwood on Nov. 23, 1981, when the Roadrunners won 89-69. 
  • Since then, the two programs have met every season with the exception of the 2020-21 season, which ended a streak of 38 consecutive seasons playing at least one game against each other.  
• Texas State will enter Wednesday night's game with a four-game winning streak, which is the longest such streak by either program since UTSA won seven straight from Jan. 28, 2009 to Jan. 21, 2012. 
• Texas State's fifth-year seniors — Kennedy Taylor, Ja'Kayla Bowie, Da'Nasia Hood and Jaeda Reed — are 3-0 against UTSA during their Bobcat careers.
  • 2018: Texas State 68, UTSA 60
  • 2019: Texas State 74, UTSA 69 (OT)
  • 2020: DNP
  • 2021: Texas State 76, UTSA 62
    • When the two programs played at UTSA last season, San Antonio native Da'Nasia Hood became the 20th student-athlete to join the Texas State women's basketball 1,000 career point club as she finished with 14 points in the Bobcats' win. 

BEEP, BEEP

• Texas State's fifth-year point guard Kennedy Taylor will enter Wednesday night's matchup against UTSA sitting atop the Sun Belt Conference in three different statistical categories: 
  • Assist/Turnover Ratio: 2.47
  • Assists: 37
  • Assists Per Game: 7.4
• Taylor is also ranked in the top six in three additional categories: 
  • Steals Per Game: 2.60 (6th) 
  • Three Point Percentage: 47.8 (2nd)
  • Three Pointers Per Game: 2.20 (5th) 

GOING! GOING! GOSH!

• Wednesday night's game against UTSA will provided both Kennedy Taylor and Da'Nasia Hood another opportunity to continue to climb several career statistical lists: 

Texas State career scoring list: 
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15. Sarah Wagner (1996-00) – 1,107
16. Shawna Hicks (1972-75) – 1,076
17. Kennedy Taylor (2018 – P) – 1,072
 
Texas State career made 3-pointer list: 
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6. Joyce Ekworomadu (2004-08) – 154
7. Da'Nasia Hood (2018 – P) – 149
8. Taeler Deer (2014-18) – 130
9. Kelsey Krupa (2008-12) – 124
10. Julie Brooks (2000-04) – 120
10. Kennedy Taylor (2018 – P) – 120
 
Texas State career made free throw list: 
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7. Ashley Ezeh (2010-14) – 276
8. Ayriel Anderson (2012-16) – 266
9. Kennedy Taylor (2018 – P) – 248

ZIPPING ALONG

• A win over UTSA would mark the fourth time under head coach Zenarae Antoine that the Texas State women's basketball program started a season with at least three consecutive home victories.
  • 2021-22: 3-0
  • 2019-20: 6-0
  • 2015-16: 7-0

STOP! LOOK! AND HASTEN!

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