REPORT: Warriors Superstar Stephen Curry Becomes First Active U.S. Major Pro Athlete To Take Front Office Role

Steph Curry, Jordan Poole lead Warriors to win over WizardsStephen Curry (Photo by David Gonzales/Imagn Images)

Stephen Curry, the superstar of the Golden State Warriors, is one of the standout players in the ongoing 2024-25 NBA season. Throughout his remarkable career, Curry has achieved numerous milestones that showcase his exceptional talent. Recently, he added another significant accomplishment to his legacy, further establishing his status as a dominant force on the court.

According to a report from ESPN’s Shams Charania, Curry has officially taken on a new role with his alma mater, Davidson College. He will serve as the assistant general manager for the school’s basketball programs.

This marks a significant milestone, as Curry is now the first active player in any major professional sport in the United States to assume an administrative position with an NCAA team.

Curry’s journey at Davidson spanned three influential seasons, from 2006 to 2009. He distinguished himself as a two-time consensus All-American and earned the title of Southern Conference Player of the Year twice. Curry’s decision to embrace this new opportunity reflects his deep commitment to his roots and a genuine desire to positively influence the program’s future.

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The Golden State Warriors recently played the Detroit Pistons in an intense game at Chase Center. Stephen Curry showcased his exceptional skills on the court. He played for 33 minutes and scored 32 points, 4 assists, and 3 rebounds. His consistently dominant performances are earning him a spot in the GOAT debates among the basketball community.

Jimmy Butler also made a significant impact, scoring 26 points, 5 assists and 9 rebounds in 37 minutes of play. These strong performances contributed to the Warriors’ 115-110 victory over the Pistons.

This win marked the Warriors‘ fourth consecutive victory in the ongoing 2024-25 NBA season. Currently, the Warriors are in 6th place in the Western Conference standings, with a 36-28 record. They will next compete against the Portland Trail Blazers at Chase Center.