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NCAA Women’s 2013: Robert Griffin III is not happy about Baylor’s loss

If only one of the most outstanding young players in the NFL would take a stance every now and then.

Jerome Miron-US PRESSWIRE

Robert Griffin III was not happy after the No. 1 Baylor Bears lost in the Sweet 16 of the women's NCAA tournament on Sunday to the No. 4-seeded Louisville Cardinals. In fact, you could argue the NFL's current offensive rookie of the year was not only not happy, but he was quite upset:

If only he weren’t so cryptic, perhaps we’d be able to deduce what he’s actually feeling on the subject. He then followed with another series of tweets on the topic.

WooSah indeed.

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