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Just like every year, the 2013 NCAA Tournament featured all sorts of big plays and great games. And just like every year, the Internet made all of those moments even better by GIFing, memeing and screen grabbing the most memorable moments. Here is the best of the Internet's reaction to March Madness.
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If you didn't enjoy Florida Gulf Coast's run this year, you probably don't have a soul. Just look at these dance moves.
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This is Colorado State superfan Justin Stank and he is way better than any official mascot.
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You have to be comfortable to make the right calls.
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In the Round of 32, Butler lost a close one to Marquette, and their coach Brad Stevens freaked out a little bit when a call didn't go their way. So naturally, Brad Stevens' freakout face turned into a meme and went viral.
H/T Lost Lettermen
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Kudos to Louisville's Kevin Ware for turning the tournament's most gruesome moment into a positive one by making multiple appearances after he left the hospital. Here he is reading off the Top 10 list on Letterman.
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This Trey Burke bomb that sent Michigan's game against Kansas into overtime is probably going to be the most enduring moment from the 2013 tournament.
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Listen, if you're in college and your college basketball team's mascot is the Shocker, you shave this into your head and no one bats an eyelash.
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This is how I looked every time I checked my bracket.
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Grumpy Cat really nailed the nation's feelings on this one.
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At this point, it's hard to tell if Will Ferrell is sporting a fake mustache for a movie or a real one for real life.
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Poor Chris Webber. He was one of the best college basketball players of all-time and a revolutionary talent in the NBA and all he's ever going to be remembered for is that stupid timeout call.
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Angry Cardinals mascot is angry.
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Imagine what kind of wild dance he would've thought up if they actually won?
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Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim won plenty more games than most coaches in this year's tournament but that didn't wipe the grimace from his face for long.