Curry takes title trophy to his alma mater Davidson College

The NBA's MVP Stephen Curry returned to his alma mater, Davidson College, on Thursday to show off the Larry O'Brien NBA Championship Trophy with the small school's close-knit community.

Curry worked out with Davidson players, participated in a question-and-answer period with college students and banked in a 25-foot jumper in the first shot ever attempted at the school's new practice facility, which is set to open in the coming weeks. He signed numerous autographs for students and even ate some chicken curry in the school cafeteria.

"This is where the whole story started and I know how much the Davidson alumni and community supports me, so this is very special," Curry said.

The Golden State Warriors point guard thanked everyone in the Davidson community he could think of from Bob McKillop (his college coach) to the administration to the grounds crew that keeps the campus looking sharp.

"I'm going to try to represent you guys the best that I can from here on out," Curry said.