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Iona’s Jordan Washington crying after their loss vs. Oregon will break your heart

This one will hit you in all the feels.

Iona fell behind 27 points to Oregon during the NCAA tournament. They tried their hardest to come back, led by Jordan Washington.

Washington had one heck of a first half with 14 points, before having a scare slipping on a wet floor. He came back in the second half, and finished the game with 22 points. As the final seconds were ticking down, the senior was visibly upset playing his final game:

This is an unfortunate part of March Madness, seeing the sadness that comes over players because of their passion for the game. Washington has no reason to hang his head after a great effort.

We’re not crying, you are.

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