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Rex Chapman recently took to X (formerly \u201cTwitter\u201d) and revealed a story about\u00a0Stephen Curry<\/strong>\u00a0that wasn\u2019t added in his memoir \u201cIt\u2019s Hard for Me to Live with Me<\/em>\u201d. Chapman discloses how the top college programs from across the nation were interested in adding Curry to their roster after the latter\u2019s impressive freshman season. But, after being rejected by Duke a year prior, Steph decided to stick with the team who trusted him from the beginning \u2013 the Davidson Wildcats.<\/p>\n

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Stephen Curry had a\u00a0phenomenal freshman season\u00a0for the Davidson Wildcats. The lanky 6ft 3\u201d guard started 33 out of the 34 games in the season and concluded the 2006-2007 season with 21.5 points, 4.6 rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 1.8 steals while shooting 46.3% FG and 40.8% 3FG per game, per Sports Reference.<\/p>\n

Following the terrific performance that he displayed, all the powerhouses of college basketball were interested in acquiring the sharpshooter. Rex Chapman, a great friend of Dell Curry, was receiving calls from numerous esteemed programs to try and convince the youngster to transfer to their programs.<\/p>\n

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Duke was one of the many schools that showed keen interest in adding the 185 lb shifty guard to their roster. However, merely a year ago, the same North Carolina-based university rejected adding Curry to their team even as a walk-on.<\/p>\n

After asking for 24 hours to consider the Blue Devil\u2019s offer, Steph told his father that he didn\u2019t want to play for the team that denied him a spot on their roster merely a year ago. To Dell\u2019s surprise, Steph even let out a cuss word as his son decided to stick with Davidson.<\/p>\n

\u201cRex, you know Stephen doesn\u2019t cuss much but this morning he said, \u201cDad \u2013 eff them. They didn\u2019t want me then and I don\u2019t want them now,\u201d<\/em>\u00a0Dell Curry said, per Chapman.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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Turning down an offer from Duke seems like a crazy act. However, continuing to play for Davidson ended up being one of the best decisions the now two-time NBA MVP ever made.<\/p>\n

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Stephen Curry eventually became the best player in the college basketball circuit<\/h2>\n

Stephen Curry was not a highly-ranked prospect in high school. Mainly due to his size, the 3-star recruit didn\u2019t receive offers from many D1 college teams. The Virginia Tech Hokies did offer him a walk-on spot as an obligation to Dell, who played for them for all four years. Hence, Curry even turned down the offer, ultimately committing to play for Davidson College \u2013 a program that showed keen interest in having him since the beginning.<\/p>\n

Steph would defy all odds and put the basketball world on notice merely a few games into his first season. While he became well-known in the basketball community in the freshman year itself, it was his sophomore season that popularized Curry.<\/p>\n

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Not in the book: <\/p>\n

Stephen Curry had just finished his freshman year at Davidson and every coach I knew was calling to ask me if I would talk to my bestie Dell Curry \u2014 and see if Stephen would consider transferring to their school. <\/p>\n

When I say everyone I mean everyone. Including\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/4O9mgTbol4<\/a><\/p>\n

— Rex Chapman\ud83c\udfc7\ud83c\udffc (@RexChapman) April 9, 2024<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n