ADVERTISEMENT

Young and emotional Northwestern fan became an internet sensation in the NCAA Tournament

Northwestern has become the darlings in their first-ever NCAA Tournament, and while

null

After Northwestern won their first-round game, they were battling top-seeded Gonzaga in the second round. After falling behind big in the first half, they battled their way back into the game.

ADVERTISEMENT

CBS cameras have zeroed in on the young fan who has perfectly conveyed the emotions of the entire fan base. It started with this offensive foul. No!!!!

That clip was quickly shared in most social-media circles.

But he quickly rebounded with this big put-back dunk.

ADVERTISEMENT

But then head coach Chris Collins got a technical foul in a crucial moment.

In the end it wasn't enough as Northwestern's rally came up short, losing 79-73.

Mom did her best to console him. But don't worry, kid. Northwestern is on the rise. There will be better days!

FOLLOW BUSINESS INSIDER AFRICA

Unblock notifications in browser settings.
ADVERTISEMENT

Recommended articles

Sony’s creators convention redefines the creative landscape for content creators

Sony’s creators convention redefines the creative landscape for content creators

Egypt, Nigeria, and South Africa ranked as Africa's most polluted countries in new report

Egypt, Nigeria, and South Africa ranked as Africa's most polluted countries in new report

10 African countries with the lowest life expectancy according to the World Bank

10 African countries with the lowest life expectancy according to the World Bank

Kenyan women are more obese than their men - here’s why

Kenyan women are more obese than their men - here’s why

Africa’s richest man Dangote stands between Europe and $17 billion in revenue

Africa’s richest man Dangote stands between Europe and $17 billion in revenue

After months of exchanging blows, Kenya and Uganda takes steps towards resolution

After months of exchanging blows, Kenya and Uganda takes steps towards resolution

Africa's first black billionaire could join $2.9 billion Vivendi bid for MultiChoice

Africa's first black billionaire could join $2.9 billion Vivendi bid for MultiChoice

10 most dangerous African countries in 2024

10 most dangerous African countries in 2024

Russia’s nuclear influence expands further north of Africa

Russia’s nuclear influence expands further north of Africa

ADVERTISEMENT