Shooting just runs in the Curry family, doesn’t it?
Sonya Curry, Warriors superstar Steph Curry’s mother, brought the house down when she sunk an underhanded half-court shot when the Curry family was back in Charlotte, N.C. for the NBA All-Star Game.
The Currys celebrated in style after her shot swished through the net.
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Sonya is quite the athlete herself, so her shooting marksmanship should come as no surprise. Sonya was a basketball star in high school and played volleyball at Virginia Tech University.
Of course, Sonya’s husband, Dell, and her two sons, Steph and Seth, have all reached the NBA.
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Seth, a member of the Portland Trail Blazers, will be competing against his older, more famous brother on Saturday night in the NBA 3-point contest.
Steph said earlier Friday that he’d beat his brother in the competition, and hinted that Dell also might have a role in the event.
But based on Sonya’s half-court shot, is it too late for her to get an invite to enter the contest as well?