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Do you have your NCAA tournament emoji?

By AJC Sports
March 16, 2015
Emojis for Georgia Bulldogs and Georgia State Panthers. (Washington Post)
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Emojis for Georgia Bulldogs and Georgia State Panthers. (Washington Post)

You can thank The Washington Post.

The paper has brought you the thrill of March Madness with NCAA tournament emojis for all 68 teams, and frowning ones for the 16 who missed the field.

The encourage you to find your favorite team, save the emoji to your phone and text it to your friends.

For Bulldogs and Panthers fans here are yours.

Georgia Bulldogs
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Georgia Bulldogs

Georgia State Panthers
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Georgia State Panthers

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