Steph Curry 12 Years Old Pickup Game (Rare Footage) 

Yes!

@@9Checkmate sure he does.

Wouldn’t be surprised but let’s hope my comment ages well.

Yessir! 💯

yes or Tatum

get open and shoot 3's ? not really much of a style, but effective none the less

No but it was his style and everyone said he wouldn’t be able to do that in the nba now he’s a top ten all time NO arguement. Now everyone wants to shoot threes from anywhere specifically godam Lámelo ball. (I know he didn’t create the three he just changed the way poeple looked at it)

@@allandubfr7336 yesandthats why the next generation gnna break his 3 point recrd lamello already shoot 200 plus threes this season when steph was a rookie he couldnt shoot 3s in that era unless your ray allen plus he got injured injury is why he would of have 6000 3s if wasnt for injuries but even if they pass steph they would feel the same like him it was diferent he use to pull up from halfcourt and your hand is up

@@sarsvfx what

@@allandubfr7336 there is an argument for him not being top 10 still

Sport pundits / scouts / analysts have been saying for years that you should pick someone who has raw physical talent and abilities. This is another piece of evidence that goes against that. This tape showing him running plays with handoffs from teammates that then set picks at 12 years old should put him above a lot of others when it comes to drafting. Not only player taken above Curry in the 2009 draft has or will even amount to a truly great player. At best they are slightly above average players (if you look at their real plus minus). Griffin had a few good years, Harden became the foremost expert on how to generate three throws, until they changed the rules.

Also the turnovers...

Thats what im sayin

"man this video is so old and blurry, which one is curry?" *handoff relocation 3* "ah"

@Dominic 😂

Ratio + yb better + nobody cares + this you 🤓🤓👶🏽👨🏼‍💻👨🏼‍💻

@@forgivezharion6989 lmao you have no mercy 🤧

@Ag21 Amen bro God is proud

@Ag21 amrn❤

@@forgivezharion6989 at the same time you're a bonafide loser for saying "ratio" and thinking that was ever cool lol

the great ones dont change their style to fit the game, they just change the game.

Na this kid won’t make it pass hs

Warriors in 6

gotta win the finals to get the mvp man

draymond or wiggins might get it to b honest they might of lost to grizzles n dallas with out wiggins n wiggins got a better fg percentage

Ratio + yb better + nobody cares + this you 🤓🤓👶🏽👨🏼‍💻👨🏼‍💻

@@forgivezharion6989 bro never grow up

I know that one handed, drive you insane if you’re a fan pass, anywhere. Thats Curry no doubt or a darn good impersonation.

It Did. He tune it even futher

His style is iconic

meh i dont think so

and greatest point guard

Great comment....Eric ....Who would've thought his future name would be The Babyface Assassin 💥🏀💥🏀💥🏀💥 😯😆

If somehow he'll get drafted in the NBA I want him to play to my Timberwolves

@@eldiablo4616 nah he finna go to the bay

Kind of sad, it makes me think of Jordan's kids who didn't get too far.

@@blackjam2683 lol why? They were never about to be the next MJ or on his level. Like Brony will never be on Lebron’s level.

@@s.marshian8455 you never know Mj kids never really took training seriously brony is he could surpass him you can’t see the future bud

@@envykage3439 yeah bronny goin for it fr

he got something to prove

lmao

Actually read it in mark Jackson's voice 😂

“Mama, there goes that man”

lmfao

Man! Even without the title you’d be able to tell it’s Steph just on how he runs & moves.

Aaaaand, that bad turnover. Always pushing it.

@@plugboot don't forget the completely unnecessary behind the back pass. 😂 Steph a fool

@@ThePopbanks007 man jus likes to have fun when he playing 😂

@@ravdeepbhullar1448 I know and I love it.

Amen.

Also Seth Curry as well

You forgot about his mom.

@@owenmason3835 🤣

@@owenmason3835 nah. 🤣

I would put a coin on this, let’s see!

Whoa calm down there. Projecting a bit far into the future aren't you? Chances are he'll be yet another one of thousands of wonder kids that fade away after high school and end up never even sniffing the league.

@@valuedcontributer7690 i agree, just another julian newman

I would like to bet my whole life savings for this to be true.

@@valuedcontributer7690 Fax. He has a bad shot selection and a terrible form. I'd rather take guys like Ricky Rubio and Johnny Flynn as my point guard.

what better way to give ur kid confidence? if you can handle getting hit by a grown man, even the strongest 12yo boy wont be a problem

@@zomo9 agreed!

@@arrellehnisrael8229 would love to see how they battled at home. I'm surprised dell didnt send every one of steph's midrange pull up's to the bleachers lol

@@zomo9 He was building a champion. Son has got to know what success looks like.

thats why they scout kids at 12 now lol

@@zomo9 didn’t even think about that 🤔🤔

Yea that’s why he has deep range it’s easier to pull from your chest up from far away compared to a high release

@@biizzlle bingo

Yeah he cried in the summer of Grade 10, because his dad made him change his shot. That hybrid system created the best shooter in league history haha

@@JaysonHoang14 more examples that you don't have to go down the road already paved: you can utterly fail; or you can utterly be better than anyone before you.

Still the best shot in the nba history bro don’t matter and tbh his shot was still wet and his team was trash 🗑

Actually, Jesus Christ was God’s gift to us. Lol.

Gods gift to us🤔🙄 calm down guy. He’s just a talented individual.

@@Sebastian-dx2xg I was 3 margaritas deep when I wrote this lol

literally every warriors fan looks to stephen curry like some god it's so cringe

relax

This gave you chills!!?

🤣🤣🤣

Lol you butt hurt

fax fax fax

"Arguably one of the best players in his era" you still don't see it as it is

This whole comment is wrong lol except for people being able to see this coming . He's one of the top 3 players in his era along with Lebron and KD. Not arguably one of, he is for a fact. If he's arguably on any list, its top 10 all time and nothing short of it. As for the first part of your comment, when Steph was 12, A.I was MVP of the league.

He is undoubtedly one of the best of his era, arguably one of the top 10-15 all-time.

@@ayoitskmo top 2

sadly he didn't :(

@@hellotheremyolfriend :((

Yeah he made the NBAssociation not the NBLeague (Australia)

WAIT IS HE DELL'S CURRY SON?

@@Nerdificationing oh damn that’s tough

RU-vid needs to ban this stupid fucking style of comment

oh do i have a story for you.

It's kid steph

Dude its curry hes in nba...

@@thehari75 I really can’t tell if you guys are serious obviously he’s jokin 😂

jesus christ, this joke is the most overused shit

😂😂😂😂I hope so too

This is my list of my most favorite players to watch: 1.) Jordan 2.) Curry 3.) Kobe 4.) Wilt 5.) Bird 6.) Kareem 7.) Iverson 8.) Durant 9.) Duncan 10.) Shaq

Duh

He also learnt quickly in the next play to bounce pass instead of passing over the head of a much taller player.

I’m disappointed, I was expecting a YOLO cross court hook pass

@@dhui777 you cant even blame him i doubt he used to a 6ft dude on the court

that defender is like 30

@@Griffmcc1111 is his father

lolll steph always had handles it seems,- i thought he developed them over the years.. kids just gifted

@@deezelkane not just handles, also passing and his patented shooting

@@deezelkane No he just developed it before this game.. At about age 6-9 is my guess.. Clearly here he has been playing for many years.. What makes you think this is his early development?

Already had finesse in handling the ball this early 😅 dude is ball genius

@@kenjiechavoso8998 that hesi move at about a minute in was disgusting. crossed dude up when he was 12 lol

He has so much potential

I’m looking at him like 🤔 yea this 33 yr old steph he just was young at that time but yea that was him 💯💯💪🏾

He was actually very bad at 12💀

@@PeterTT09 but his mindset was the same as it is now 💯 he just didn’t have the consistency or flexible release but thats the guy🤷🏾‍♂️

Is he not already?

@@Tjtjboy no

Very true. Many factors come in play, also stable, loving and supporting parents... Check all the boxes and you get a Curry, a Jordan, etc...

Tell me who was that 12 y/o you saw playing that you thought will be great someday and you were correct?!?

@@jakedesnaque8910 - Tony Parker. I saw him play several times when he was 12 to 14. Amazing. Just amazing... The maturity, the play vision, the overall skillset. There was no doubt in my mind : basketball greatness was ahead of him.

@@nama022 show me that play... Your words against any words! 😂

@@jakedesnaque8910 - Sure ! I'll be back in just a sec... 🤓

🦗 🦗

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No he wont currys not getting robbed again