-
Hint: Stephen is his middle name.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: David Richard, David Richard-USA TODAY Sports
-
Stephen Curry is named after his father, Dell Curry. In fact, a lot of Stephen's close friends refer to him as Wardell, and not Steph.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Bob Donnan, Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports
-
It's a rare number to see on the basketball court.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Kyle Terada, Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
-
Stephen Curry has worn that number since college to honor his father.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: NBAE/Getty Images
-
It's pretty catchy.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Kyle Terada, Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
-
His boyish good looks, don't stop Stephen Curry from killing opposing team's wills on the court.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Brad Penner, Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports
-
The major divisions consist of the ACC, Big 10, Big 12, Pac-12 and SEC.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Streeter Lecka, Getty Images
-
Curry did not receive any high-major Division 1 scholarship offers. He did receive offers from Davidson, VCU and Winthrop. He ultimately chose Davidson.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: DAVID T. FOSTER III, MCT via Getty Images
-
It's just one of the many records broken by the star shooter.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Gregory Shamus, Getty Images
-
In 2008, Curry set the single-season NCAA record for 3-pointers made, with 162.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Getty Images
-
It was the school's first successful appearance in March Madness since 1969.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Streeter Lecka, Getty Images
-
Curry led No. 10-seeded Davidson all the way to the Elite Eight. Curry was the star of March Madness, while helping carry Davidson to wins over Gonazaga, Georgetown and Wisconsin.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Streeter Lecka, Getty Images
-
Hint: It wasn't in the NBA.
Credit: Kelvin Kuo, Kelvin Kuo-USA TODAY Sports
-
When asked on Twitter when the first time he's dunked, Curry promptly replied that it took the smaller-statured guard until his freshman year in college.
Credit: Ezra Shaw, Getty Images
-
Hint: Six players were selected ahead of Curry in the 2009 draft.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Jim McIsaac, Getty Images
-
Curry was drafted No. 7 overall in the 2009 NBA Draft. The Timberwolves drafted point guards Ricky Rubio and Jonny Flynn with the fifth and sixth overall picks.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Jesse Johnson, Jesse Johnson-USA TODAY Sports
-
He's definitely not the highest-paid player on the defending champions.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Raj Mehta, Raj Mehta-USA TODAY Sports
-
Curry makes a little more than $11 million in 2016, which is behind Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, Andrew Bogut and Andre Iguodala on the Warriors' payroll.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Mark J. Rebilas, Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
-
It's now the second-highest total in NBA history.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Kyle Terada, Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
-
In the 2013 season, Curry's 272 made 3-pointers broke Ray Allen's record of 269 in 2006.
Credit: Kyle Terada, Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
-
He broke Curry's record by 14 three-pointers.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Cary Edmondson, Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports
-
Trick question. Stephen Curry broke his own record in 2015, with 286 made 3-pointers.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Gary A. Vasquez, Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports
-
Hint: It's more than 10.
Credit: Nathaniel S. Butler, NBAE/Getty Images
-
In an epic tilt with the Thunder in 2016, Stephen Curry tied an NBA record with 12 three-pointers in a game. He's now tied with Donyell Marshall and Kobe Bryant for the record.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Nathaniel S. Butler, NBAE/Getty Images
-
Hint: It's the fastest in NBA history.
Credit: Cary Edmondson, Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports
-
Curry's feat of hitting his first 1,000 3-pointers in 369 games is the fastest in NBA history by an astonishing 88 games.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Cary Edmondson, Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports
-
Hint: It's not good.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Cary Edmondson, Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports
-
Stephen Curry's mother, Sonya, fines him money every time the guard commits more than three turnovers in a game. Each additional turnover is $100. At the end of the season, she cashes in her tab with a shopping spree.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Kent Smith, NBAE/Getty Images
-
Curry is a creature of habit, and he does this routine prior to every game.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Nathaniel S. Butler, NBAE/Getty Images
-
On top of his pre-game shooting warmups, Curry eats pasta, takes a 90-minute nap and writes bible scripture on his shoes.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Cary Edmondson, Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports
-
It's around the same time normal children learn how to walk.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Kyle Terada, Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
-
During his 2015 MVP acceptance speech, Curry said he's been playing basketball since he was just two. No wonder his ball handling is so ridiculously good.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Andrew D. Bernstein, NBAE/Getty Images
-
And it's not badminton.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Lachlan Cunningham, Getty Images
-
Curry loves to play the links. He even shot a 76 when he recently played with Pres. Barack Obama.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Jeff Siner, MCT via Getty Images
-
Could it be a member of his favorite football team, the Carolina Panthers?
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Kent Smith, NBAE/Getty Images
-
As an avid golfer, Curry recently told Sports Illustrated that he would switch positions with Irish golf star Rory McIlroy.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Nathaniel S. Butler, NBAE/Getty Images
-
Sadly, Davidson wasn't Curry's first choice.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Kyle Terada, Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
-
Curry originally wanted to attend his parents' alma mater Virginia Tech. Alas, he did not receive a scholarship offer from the university.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Getty Images, Gregory Shamus
-
Hint: It wasn't his dad.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Bob Donnan, Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports
-
Dell Curry's teammate, Muggsy Bogues, was Steph's favorite player growing up. As a smaller player, Curry respected Bogues' tenacious play as a shorter guard.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Getty Images
-
Could it be LeBron James?
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Ken Blaze, Ken Blaze-USA TODAY Sports
-
Curry has said that he's modeled his game after former MVP Steve Nash. Both players have unreal playmaking and shooting skills.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
-
For Curry, age ain't nothing but a number.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Kevin Mazur, WireImage
-
Curry recently said that if there was a movie based on his life that Denzel Washington would be the star.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Andrew Weber, Andrew Weber-USA TODAY Sports
-
Hint: It's based on a Nicholas Sparks novel.
Credit: Noah Graham, NBAE/Getty Images
-
Curry's even tweeted movie quotes from the Mandy Moore-led film to his sister.
(Photo: USATSI)
Credit: Ed Szczepanski, Ed Szczepanski-USA TODAY Sports
-
You (probably) won't find this on the basketball court.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: Bruce Bennett, Getty Images
-
Instead of failure, or heights or spiders, Curry has said that he's deathly afraid of snakes.
(Photo: Getty)
Credit: D. Clarke Evans, NBAE/Getty Images