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SuperJon wrote:I'm trying to keep from getting too excited so I want to point out that Steph's first game was against obviously better competition than Seth's. With that being said, it wouldn't surprise me at all if Seth goes out and does the same thing against Asheville on Tuesday.I am the same way...but the thing is, he didn't even look like he was trying too hard and he filled the stat sheet out pretty well...to me that is a sign of a really good player..I am not saying he wasn't playing hard...it just seemed so effortless...
olldflame wrote:Read carefully. It is a double negative. I am NOT going to make an effort to NOT be excited, just so I won't risk being disappointed. I will take the path of least resistance and just allow myself to be excited, and deal with any resulting disappointment as it comes.Nononono
The Bleacher Report wrote:Seth Curry, the Brother of Stephen: Is the Better Curry Just a Freshman?Click Here for Full Story
by Ari Kramer (Analyst)
Birthplace: Charlotte, North Carolina
Father: Dell Curry
Mother: Sonya Curry
College experience: Freshman
Wait, isn't Stephen Curry a junior?
Yes, yes he is, but his younger brother, Seth, is a freshman at Liberty University.
After missing out on his older brother, it looks like the most prestigious college basketball programs may have missed out on Seth.
Sly Fox wrote:In my experience with the Falwell family over the past 30+ years, they have never been shy about stating what they believe and standing by it. If anything it should be on their family crest.
Radford is the only Big South program that brought in better freshmen for this season.