In another group of semifinals in the Western Conference yesterday, the Dallas Mavericks defeated the Phoenix Suns, who had the first regular season record, by 36 points in the tiebreaker, and successfully met the Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference finals. The two teams The Western Conference Finals will also officially start the day after tomorrow, Beijing time. The classic duel between Doncic VS Curry & Thompson will definitely become the focus of attention, and fans will also enjoy a set of exciting duels.
For the Warriors, the Suns were eliminated. They will also gain all the home court advantages by advancing early (the Warriors ranked third in the regular season, Doncic ranked fourth), and they will also welcome them at Chase Center as they wait to work. The challenge of the Mavericks team led by Doncic. Today, Warriors star Stephen Curry also received good news, that is, he officially graduated from his own university, Davis College. After 13 years of absence from college, Curry also received this belated gift. A long time special gift.
As the star of the Warriors, Stephen Curry, who was thin and average in defense, was not favored by the NCAA basketball schools when he graduated from high school. Among the few universities that provided him with basketball scholarships, Curry finally chose to study in Davis College in Toledo, Ohio, thus starting his college career.
In his freshman season, Curry averaged 21.5 points per game and became the SEC's best rookie and scoring leader. In the second game of college, he contributed 32 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists; broke the freshman three-pointer record in the 2007 Southern Conference Championship.
In his sophomore season, Curry led the dark horse Davidson College to defeat Gonzaga University, the seventh seed in the country, Georgetown University, the second seed in the NCAA, and the University of Wisconsin, the third seed in the country, to enter the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament. Although Curry performed well, his prospects in the 2008 draft were not optimistic because he mainly played shooting guard and was thin. So after listening to the advice of his father and coach, Curry, who switched to point guard in his junior year, also performed well. Excellent, and finally chose to participate in the 2009 draft, and was eventually selected by the Golden State Warriors with the seventh overall pick in the first round, starting a legendary career for himself and the Warriors.
Although he bid farewell to his college career, his failure to complete all his studies and successfully graduate from the college campus has always been a major concern for Curry. However, 13 years later, Curry finally realized this dream. After leaving school to play in the NBA, and then starting a family with his beloved wife Ayesha and having three lovely children of his own, the busy Curry finally After more than ten years, he took some time to complete his studies.
According to media reports, Curry finally officially graduated from Davidson College with a Bachelor of Arts degree and became a graduate of the class of 2022. He said in an interview with the media: "I fulfilled my promise to my mother. When I left Davidson and came to play in the NBA, I promised her that I would complete my studies, and now I have done it."
Curry then also talked about himself As for the title of his graduation thesis, he said that he was writing a thesis on achieving gender equality through sports. Although I have not seen Curry's graduation thesis, it can be seen from Curry's enthusiasm for public welfare over the years that Curry is also setting an example and making his own efforts for gender equality.
Now his alma mater has given him a big gift, and Curry will also become a signature alumni of Davis College, which is a good thing for both parties. Now that the Warriors have advanced to the Western Conference Finals, Curry will lead the team to continue to attack the championship! As fans of Curry, we also hope that this graduation gift can inspire them to make great strides towards the championship!
