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HISTORICAL FACTS: Crying northwestern kid appeared to be back at men s march madness and seeing him will make you feel old | History Defined

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Let’s go all the way back to 2017.

Northwestern was in the men’s NCAA tournament, and on the Wildcats’ way to losing to Gonzaga in the second round, a young man was caught on camera being VERY upset at a call. He was nicknamed Crying Northewestern Kid and the memes are still around today.

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