BARSTOOL Sports podcaster Kayce Smith has had a budding career since graduating from Texas A&M University in 2012.
She has firmly established herself as a versatile sports journalist over the years.
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Who is Kayce Smith?
Born on October 25, 1988, in Texas, Kayce Smith is a reporter, sports broadcaster, podcaster, and multimedia personality.
She is well-known for her work on Barstool Sports and SiriusXM.
Previously, she worked for Fox Sports South where she was the sideline reporter for the NBA covering the Atlanta Hawks.
She also worked for NBC Sports Boston.
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Prior to joining Barstool Sports, she studied at Texas A&M University.
After graduating in 2012, she worked for different outlets in various freelance positions.
She is known for her in-depth analysis of the NCAA circuit and interviews with players.
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Is Kayce Smith married?
At this time, Kayce is not married, but she did confirm in a letter on the Barstool Blog that she was dating someone.
She also revealed that she was pregnant.
“So, the jig is up! My boyfriend and I’ll be allowed to leave the hospital with a baby in February,” she wrote.
“For those keeping score, that means that somehow an unplanned pregnancy planned itself around football season. Pretty perfect, if you ask me.”
While she might’ve announced her pregnancy, she did not reveal her boyfriend’s identity.
Kayce later announced the birth of her child in an Instagram post writing: “RSG 02.10.23 💙 He got here a few days early to help his dad root on the Eagles. A true football guy. (Yes, I’ve come to terms with his fandom already).
“We love you so much, baby boy!”
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What podcast does Kayce Smith host?
Since joining the Barstool Sports team, Kayce has become a familiar face on multiple shows.
Those shows, according to her Barstool Sports profile, include Barstool College Football Show with Pres, Big Cat and Brandon Walker, Pro Football Football Show, and Unnecessary Roughness.
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