Steph Curry Stats Today: Four-time NBA champ helps fuel Team USA to victory against Serbia in exhibition game

On Wednesday, Steph Curry and Team USA competed in an exhibition game against Serbia in preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics. The game saw Team USA secure a big 105-79 win against reigning MVP Nikola Jokic as the two teams prepare for Olympic basketball to tip-off on Jul. 27.

In Team USA's win, Steph Curry led the way with a whopping 24 points, 18 of which came from three-pointers.

Check out some of his highlights from the game below:

The two teams tied through the first quarter with 28 points each, before Team USA pulled ahead in the second quarter, outscoring Serbia 31-17. In the second half, it was more of the same with Team USA dominating on both ends of the floor thanks to big contributions from Anthony Edwards and Bam Adebayo.

With the dominant win, it's clear that Team USA is riding a wave of momentum into their next international friendly ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Looking at Steph Curry and Team USA's recent pre-Olympic exhibitions, and their schedule for the 2024 Paris Olympics

Wednesday's game marked the third international friendly game leading up to the 2024 Paris Olympics, with Team USA now sitting at 3-0. On Jul. 10, the team competed against Canada in their first friendly, picking up a big 86-72 win that saw Steph Curry score 12 points in just 19 minutes.

On Monday, the team then participated in their second warmup game, playing against Australia, who they defeated 98-92. While Team USA was able to jump out to an early lead, Australia attempted to mount a comeback late in the game, leaving some USA supporters concerned.

Steph Curry notably struggled in the game, finishing with just three points in 21 minutes while going 1-6 from the floor. As he showed in Wednesday's game against Serbia, Monday was simply an off-night for the four-time NBA champ.

Team USA will next compete against South Sudan on Saturday, Jul. 20, with their final warmup game set for Jul. 22 against Germany, who reign as the defending FIBA World Cup Champions.

Their Olympic campaign will then begin on Jul 28 when they face off with Serbia in the first game of the Group Phase. The team will then be in action again on Jul. 31 when they face off with South Sudan in their second Group Phase game, leading up to their final game against Puerto Rico on Aug. 3.

From there, the top teams will advance to the knockout round, with USA currently sitting as favorites to win the gold medal.