Stephen Curry: Iowa's Caitlin Clark is 'must-see TV'

Stephen Curry is considered arguably the greatest shooter of the basketball of all-time. His range is undefined. Whether it's right at the three-point line or near half court, there's not a spot on the floor where Curry can't hit a shot.

That's made him a champion and a legend in the NBA, but it has also made him an interesting comparison for a player who has become a legend in her own right in the college ranks.

Iowa Hawkeyes guard Caitlin Clark just became the highest-scoring college basketball player of all time, for both women and men. She passed the legendary ‘Pistol’ Pete Maravich in that regard, which shows you just how good she is.

So good, in fact, that Curry recently told "CBS Mornings" that he can see the comparison between his game and Clark's.

“I’ve been watching from afar and understanding just how much of a power she is out there on the court. The cool part is the way that she plays, and her range, and the level of difficulty on her shots is obviously a very close comparison to the way that I play," Curry said (h/t On3).