Even the greatest shooters in NBA history have to start somewhere—and for Stephen Curry, that somewhere was a geography lesson.

The two-time MVP and four-time champion recently revealed a hilarious admission about his 2009 draft night. When the Golden State Warriors selected him with the No. 7 overall pick, Curry's first reaction wasn't celebration—it was confusion.

"Getting that call from Larry Riley, the GM at the time, Don Nelson, who was the coach at the time, getting that call and being like, 'Hey, we're looking forward to having you, we're excited,'" Curry recalled on WNBA star Azzi Fudd's "Fudd Around And Find Out" podcast. "And then me quickly looking at my phone trying to figure out exactly where Golden State was."

It's a moment that feels almost surreal now, given how Curry has become synonymous with the Warriors franchise and the Bay Area. From Davidson College in North Carolina, the young point guard had to scramble to locate the team that would eventually become his basketball home for life.

Fast forward 15 years, and that draft-night confusion has turned into one of the greatest player-franchise partnerships in sports history. Curry has led Golden State to four NBA championships, revolutionized the game with his three-point shooting, and turned the Warriors into a global brand.

For fans of the game—and especially those rocking Warriors gear—it's a fun reminder that even legends had to learn where they were going. And once Curry found Golden State on the map, he never looked back.