Did Curry's father ever think that Curry could only make a living in overseas leagues?

The emaciated Curry made his father think that he could only make a living in overseas leagues, but Curry's talent and diligence made him thoroughly remould himself.

Fans will always know their favorite stars, and fans in Curry will naturally be interested in the sentence "Me? Is it okay? Do what? All of them? Things are no strangers. Behind this motto from the Bible is a warm-hearted story of Curry's being abandoned shoes and becoming the darling of the league.

It is reported that the reason why Curry will engrave "I" on his sneakers? Is it okay? Do what? All of them? Things "are related to mother Sonia. That year, before Curry prepared to attend davidson college's first training, he received an inspiring message from his mother, including this motto from the Bible.

Later, Curry developed a habit: before every game, he would write this motto on his sneakers. Perhaps this motto really worked. Now Curry is full of glory, including two MVPs and three championships.

Have you noticed Curry's habit, careful designer Dave? Domblau will also deliberately leave a blank on the side of the sneakers when launching Curry's new boots, so that Curry can write. A simply put the handwritten "me? Is it okay? Do what? All? " "Things" are printed on the sneakers sold by Curry, which has also become a label recognized by Curry fans when they buy sneakers.

In fact, Curry always gives people an illusion. After all, he comes from a famous family, unlike most NBA players who had a miserable childhood. After entering the NBA, he also achieved great success. Apart from injuries, his success seems within reach.

But the actual situation is surprising. Because he was too thin, Curry was forced to shoot from the waist when he was young, and it took him a whole summer to correct it at the urging of his father. During this period, Curry was too tired, refused to train, and said that he forgot the feeling of shooting.

In 2006, Curry, who performed well in high school, confidently applied for Duke, but was ruthlessly rejected by coach K, giving the reason that "you are too weak."

This hit a sore spot in Curry. After all, he is 1.83 meters tall, weighs less than 75 kilograms and has a baby face. Later, Curry and his son extended an olive branch to a famous American basketball school, but they were all rejected one by one for the same reason. Roy Wilhemlms, a famous coach in North Carolina, couldn't help sighing: "Why are you so thin?"

In desperation, Dell had the cheek to find his alma mater, Virginia Tech. Unexpectedly, my alma mater coldly threw a sentence to Dell, a member of the school history hall of fame: "I'm sorry, your son is not NCAA material at all."

Hit a wall many times, even Dell was shaken. He once recalled: "Someone said to me,' Your son can make a lot of money by playing ball games in the future!'" "My first reaction was,' Well, maybe in an overseas league.' Later, when I mentioned this past event in an interview, my tears still swirled in Curry's eyes: "I regard this as the driving force for progress, trying to play my own style and waiting for someone to take care of me."

When there was no way out, davidson college, a small-scale NCAA first-class league, was willing to provide scholarships, and Curry finally "committed himself" to this art school, which was 20 minutes' drive from his home. Bob, then the coach of Davis' school team? McKillop said: "Other organizations didn't recruit him because of his thin appearance, but I saw information from him."

As a result, Curry broke out in an all-round way, leading the school team to the NCAA elite quarterfinals with only one hand, hitting 162 three-pointers in a single season, and becoming the scoring champion in the United States with an average of 28.6 points per game, which finally paved the way for himself in the NBA.

Me? Is it okay? Do what? All of them? Things, isn't it a perfect portrayal of today's curry?