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When Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry revealed his new shoes recently, devoid of flash and flare, the obvious connection was that they'd be perfect for Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll. The Under Armour-brand "Chef" Curry 2 Lows (which look fit to sit next to a pair of Asics on a Marshalls rack) could be situated comfortably on Carroll's feet on game day, resting snugly below a pair of khakis, and nobody would have been the wiser.
Perfect then was Carroll's endorsement of the shoes on Monday:
Hey what's the fuss, I think these are some really awesome shoes... Great work @StephenCurry30! pic.twitter.com/7ae127mfKD
— Pete Carroll (@PeteCarroll) June 13, 2016
However, Carroll's unnatural level of competitiveness kicked in almost immediately:
Looks like we got a heated debate going here... pic.twitter.com/M1TpVnsD89
— Pete Carroll (@PeteCarroll) June 13, 2016
He had to bring the debate straight to the people:
Which shoes are better??
— Pete Carroll (@PeteCarroll) June 13, 2016
Of course, the Classic Air Monarchs (sure to be the hottest-selling shoe of the week now, sorry "Chef") are winning in a landslide. How about we just combine the two shoes and invent "The Currell 12," a shoe that would look absolutely no different than either of the other shoes and call it a tie.