Steph Curry gives Cal women’s a uplifting speech following Stanford loss
Steph gives Cal women uplifting speech after loss to Stanford Original version: NBC Sports Bayarea
When Steph Curry isn’t dominating on the courtHe is sharing his knowledge to help other basketball players.
Curry and his mother, Sonya were spotted at Haas Pavilion on Sunday to see the Cal Golden Bears women’s basketball team play. Stanford Cardinal.
Curry spoke with the Golden Bears after the game about how the team is improving despite Cal’s difficult 60-56 loss.
Curry stated to the team that “we’re getting worse — you have got to believe we’re getting better.” The Associated Press’ Jeanie McCauley). “Eventually you will be in a game, and you’ll look each other in the eye… and then it will click.
“Keep your patience through all the growing pains. It will all pay off.”
McCauley reports that Curry was not only there to support women’s basketball but also to support Stanford’s Cameron Brink. Cameron Brink is a 6-foot-4 guard who attended Curry’s elite camp 2018.
The Curry and Brink family are very close. Brink is the daughter Greg Brink and Michell BainBrink, Sonya Curry’s best friend and roommate at Virginia Tech. Brink, Sonya Curry’s goddaughter, has known Warriors star Steph Curry ever since she was a little girl.
Cal ran a play that opened Claudia Langarita up for a shot at her elbow. Stanford was leading 58-56 with 10.8 seconds left in the fourth quarter. The shot was too long, and the Cardinal won the game.
It’s not unusual to see NBA players supporting women’s basketball at different levels, including Curry. has made it a point to do so across his career. Kobe Bryant, who died in 2012, was an ardent supporter for the WNBA. Chris Paul, LeBron James Others.
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Curry is continuing to rehab his injured left shoulderThe 34-year-old has more time than he would prefer.
He is still available to the game in some capacity.