Move over Jack Nicholson and Spike Lee, there’s a new celebrity super fan. Ahead of Super Bowl 50, Warriors point guard Stephen Curry, a North Carolina native, banged an enormous drum before the Panthers stormed the field.
.@StephenCurry30 gets things started! #SB50 #KeepPounding pic.twitter.com/VxPq2mmzRF
— Carolina Panthers (@Panthers) February 7, 2016
Man. Can't thank the @Panthers enough! #keeppounding pic.twitter.com/V99jAKNloj
— Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30) February 7, 2016
Curry is currently the reigning NBA MVP, but he’s not a bandwagon jumper. Curry’s dad Dell Curry spent 10 years draining 3-pointers for the Charlotte Hornets, and this wasn’t even Steph’s first experience banging the drum.
Throughout the year Curry has been lending his support to his gridiron brothers.
Big time answer TD right there by the @Panthers! We are here to play baby. I’m gonna lose my mind by the end of this! pic.twitter.com/XnfmUjXqKP
— Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30) January 11, 2015
Happy thanksgiving everbody!!!!! pic.twitter.com/d6628vzXeq
— Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30) November 26, 2015
Curry was also in a pretty good mood today after dropping 26 points and 10 assists vs. the Thunder on primetime television Saturday. In that game he beat another NBA MVP, Kevin Durant, who is also in the house for Super Bowl 50.
Last night, @KDTrey5 was shooting the lights out of Oracle.
Tonight, he's shooting #SB50 for the Players' Tribune. pic.twitter.com/FrZe039F5G
— The Players' Tribune (@PlayersTribune) February 7, 2016
With Durant in the house, there are four MVPs in total -- Curry, Durant, Cam Newton and Peyton Manning -- in the house.
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