Curry is the son of former NBA star Dell Curry and volleyball star Sonia Curry. In the 2009 NBA draft, Curry was selected by Golden State Warriors with the 7th overall pick, and was nicknamed "Shen Meng" by China fans because of his cute appearance.
Curry played for the davidson college Wildcats in college. In the 2008-09 season, he led the national scoring list with an average of 28.6 points per game, and was also unanimously listed as the first lineup candidate in the United States by sports news, Associated Press, National Coaches Association and American Basketball Writers Association. Curry won the league player of the year award twice and was selected for the NCAA John Wooden Award in the first team of the United States twice.
In addition, Curry set the scoring records of Davidson University and the Confederacy, and also set the school's records of three points, free throws, 30 points and 40 points, as well as the NCAA single-season three-pointer record, and led davidson college to win the NCAA championship for two consecutive years.
Statistics show that Curry has the strongest offensive influence and winning ability since 2000. In the single-season positive and negative numerical ranking, it occupies the 2nd, 3rd and 4th places in the history of regular season, 1, 3rd and 4th places in the history of single season (regular season+playoffs) and 1 in the history of playoffs. In the 13- 14 season, he won the first positive and negative value of the season with the team scoring eighth in the regular season (5 1-3 1) (the previous lowest was the fourth in the regular season of James Heat). Even though there are many injuries this season, the average winning points per game are still the first. This is mainly due to its strong offensive influence. During the five seasons of 13- 17, the offensive efficiency, net efficiency and on-off value on the field are all the best in history. Just list a few numbers to know the horror in Curry:
The average net efficiency of 1 and Curry 13- 17 is 14.9. Among the single-season data of the other 90 All-Stars, only Duncan and Garnett have higher attendance, and Curry 15- 17.
2. The average attack efficiency of Curry 13- 17 season 100 round is 1 18.4. Among the other 90 single-season data of all the stars, only Paul, Nash (twice) and Durant (teammate) are higher, and Curry is 17-650.
3. The switch difference of attack efficiency in Curry 13- 17 season 100 round is 15.2. Among the other 90 single-season data of all the stars, only Paul, Nash and James are higher, and Curry is 16- 17.
4. The average switching difference of effective hit rate in Curry 13- 17 season 100 round is 7.6%. Among the other 90 single-season data of all the stars, only O 'Neill (twice), Nash and Paul are higher, and 8.5% of Curry 15- 16 season is all.