By the time Stephen Curry fouled out in the final seconds of Friday’s game between Golden State and Milwaukee, his team had been whittled to just four players.

Of the 8 available at the start of the Warriors home game, one went down to a knee injury and then three fouled out, the last being Curry. The rookie guard headed to the bench, but the ref called him back to the floor, citing an obscure NBA rule that there must always be five players per team in the game. But with only 4 seconds left on the clock, the Warriors behind by six, Read the full story

Stephen curry shoots a layup against the Heat Wednesday at the Oracle Arena in Oakland. (Photo by Getty Images)

Stephen Curry scored 9 points for the Warriors in Wednesday’s 115-102 loss to the Miami Heat.  Curry also totaled 4 assists and 4 rebounds at the Oracle Arena, but that wasn’t enough to keep the Heat from rolling past the Warriors, led by Dwyane Wade, who scored 35 points despite his sprained wrist.

“I don’t know what the reason behind our sluggish start was,” said Curry in an AP report on the game. “I thought we finished the game against the Cavs (Jan. 11) very well so I thought we had some good momentum but they came out, got on us early and took us out of it.”

Yahoo.com also reported that Curry: ” has started off January as if he wants to be a candidate for the NBA’s Rookie of the Month honors. His 21 points on 8-for-15 shooting Monday brought his five-game January averages to 16.8 points on 57.6-percent shooting.”

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Stephen Curry goes shoulder-to-shoulder with Kobe Bryant at a December game. (Photo by Getty Images)

Stephen Curry is just over 30 games into his first season as No. 30 for that other team — the NBA’s Golden State Warriors.

This time last year, he was preparing to play NC State.  Now he’s on the road with the Warriors, holding his own against the likes of Kobe Bryant (photo).

Throughout 2010, we’ll be presenting regular reports on Steph’s progress in a feature called CurryNet. We’ll have up-to-date results for all of Curry’s NBA games with the Warriors, plus occasional highlights and features. And stay tuned for an interview later this month with Curry on his plans for 2010.

Click here to see results from Saturday’s Warriors loss to Portland, plus the upcoming schedule and more.  To keep up with Curry’s progress this season, check out the “CurryNet” icon on our sports page. That way you’ll never be more than a click away from the latest on No. 30.

Stephen Curry scored 9 points in his 29 minutes of play in Saturday’s 89-105 Warriors loss to the Trailblazers.

Curry started off with a 25-foot three-point jumper that gave the Warriors a 9-1 lead. The Warriors dominated the first quarter, but held onto only a one point (56-55) lead at the half and then went cold. The Trailblazers, led by Brandon Roy’s 27 points, pulled out the win despite injuries and illnesses. Read the full story

The Warriors finished 2009 with a 9-22 record, which puts them near the bottom of the Western Conference. The team is 6-7 at home and 3-15 on the road. Here’s how the first half of the season went for Stephen Curry: Read the full story

Stephen Curry had 27 points. See a video of first half highlights below. (Photo by Getty Images)

Stephen Curry had his best night as an NBA player Friday night, scoring 27 points, including 5 three pointers, but his Golden State Warriors fell to the Washington Wizards, 118-109, Friday night, in Oakland. The Wizards Gilbert Arenas scored 45 points to lead his team, which is now 8-16. Monta Ellis had 30 for the Warriors, who fell to 7-19 on the year. Read the full story

Bob McKillop (Tim Cowie photo)

Bob McKillop is in his third decade as basketball coach at Davidson College. The 2009-10 season may be one of the more challenging in recent memory, as the Wildcats begin life after Stephen Curry, the former national scoring leader who left after his junior year to join the NBA. But Coach McKillop has 10 returning letter winners, including several experienced seniors. He sat down this week with DavidsonNews.net’s David Boraks to talk about them, about their productive summer trip to Europe, and about the relationship between the Wildcats and their fans.
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See an archive of DavidsonNews.net’s coverage of Stephen Curry, from his days as a Davidson College player to his announcement last spring that he planned to skip his senior year and join the NBA. It’s on DavidsonNews.net’s main site under the Stephen Curry tag, CLICK HERE>

Stephen Curry muscled his way to two points in the Oct. 22 game against New Orleans. (Photo by Rocky Widner/NBAE via Getty Images)

After going ninth in the NBA draft of spring 2009, Stephen Curry headed to California to join the Golden State Warriors.

His first-ever preseason featured eight games in October, during which Curry averaged 10 points per game and got his first taste of being a starter.

“You can’t take anything away from him. He can shoot, pass, defend, all of that. He’s got the whole package. He’s better than I thought he was.”

- Monta Ellis, admitting to AOL Fanhouse that he’s mighty impressed with new teammate Stephen Curry.

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