Internet memes get mean with Sister Jean

Loyola-Chicago team chaplain Sister Jean Dolores-Schmidt looks on before the Ramblers faced Michigan in Saturday's Final Four game.

Credit: Ronald Martinez

Credit: Ronald Martinez

Loyola-Chicago team chaplain Sister Jean Dolores-Schmidt looks on before the Ramblers faced Michigan in Saturday's Final Four game.

It didn’t take long for some internet users to turn mean on Sister Jean.

After the University of Loyola-Chicago’s fairy tale college basketball season ended Saturday with a loss in the Final Four, memes began to surface, mocking the team’s inspirational chaplain, Sister Jean Dolores-Schmidt.

The Crying Jordan memes popped online after No. 3 Michigan defeated Loyola-Chicago, 69-57. A head shot of Michael Jordan, with tears streaming down his face, was superimposed over the face of the 98-year-old nun, who has rooted for the Ramblers since the early 1960s.

Another meme showed a young boy faking out an elderly woman during a one-on-one basketball game. The boy drives to the basket as the woman tumbles to the ground.

"#Michigan said bye bye to #SisterJean in the #FinalFour," the meme read.

A third tweet showed a group of people tossing a wheelchair with a fake elderly woman strapped to it over a railing into a ravine.

It just goes to show that when it comes to the internet, nobody is off limits.