Nice to Hear

It's nice and refreshing to hear someone like Stephen Curry, on the heels of one of the greatest tourneys in recent times, dismissing the NBA and opting to return for at least another year.

This guy stands for all the things collegiate athlete should stand for.  That's why everyone's so high on him.  The piece prior to the game today illustrates what he's all about.  Class all the way around.  His parents should be congratulated for raising such an admirable young man.

Second...I admire him for sticking to his guns and staying in school. His draft stock is so high right now but he is doing what he feels is best for him. I think he will have an alright pro career. The guy can flat out shoot the ball. His defense is not bad, it is definitely an area where he can improve. If he adds some weight in muscle and continues to improve his offense...he will have a nice career. I am sure there are quite a few teams out there that would like a guy on their team who has unlimited range and has the ability to hit big shot after big shot.

First, I can't help but feel heartened about this kid.  Seems like the All-American story.  He's only 19 so another year in college to get bigger and stronger and maybe learn the point position doesn't seem like a mistake to me.

For those who follow college BB closer than I do, considering that Davidson will lose their PG and 2 significant frontcourt contributors to graduation, is there a highly regarded h.s. frontcourt prospect (that could meet Davidson's academic requirements) who now might consider enrolling at Davidson to play with Curry next year?  Do you think that the fact that the team will obviously center around Curry will help or hurt them in recruiting F/C's to replace the departing seniors?

just a question...

Curry is a Class act! He has a chance to make money and he turns it down for the love of the game. You dont see this often, he wants to win and i hope he does. He is my new favorite player now haha i am jumping on the bandwagon.

I'll repond to ACC&