CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- One of Stephen Curry’s biggest fans is his younger brother Seth. I caught up with him on the campus of Charlotte Christian where we talked about his relationship with Stephen, a star of the Sweet 16-bound Davidson basketball team, and how the family is preparing for this weekend’s game.

From the moment you meet Seth Curry, you immediately see the similarities to his older brother Stephen, but it's more than just looks that closely link the pair.

"Everywhere we went it was basketball, basketball, basketball," Seth told me. "Me and Stephen always had our battles playing one-on-one.”

"Who won?" I asked.

"Fifty-fifty pretty much. He'd win some. I'd win some," he replied.

For now, it's Stephen's time to shine. And you can bet baby brother Seth is closely watching.

"Have you learned from him?"

"A lot!” Seth said. “If you continue to work hard and have fun, wherever I'm going, work hard and I can accomplish anything.”

The boys, who were teammates for a year at Charlotte Christian, will face a unique challenge next November when for the first time, they go up against each other man to man representing different schools: Stephen at Davidson, and Seth for Liberty. But for now, their full attention is on the NCAA tournament.

"It's something nobody ever expected," Seth says in awe. "I definitely think they (Davidson) have a chance to beat them (Wisconsin)"

Another thing the brothers may soon have in common will be their jersey numbers. Seth says he plans on wearing number 30 too. At least it will make it easier for Mom and Dad to cheer them on from the bleachers.