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Washington Times · Nov 20, 2015

A brother's love: Jamison Crowder grounded by relationship with younger Jamaris

Washington Redskins wide receiver Jamison Crowder, right, gives his brother, Jamaris, 13, a kiss. Crowder was 9 when his younger brother, who has Down syndrome, was born, and the two have been virtually inseparable since. (Courtesy of the Crowder family)Jamison Crowder had already committed to play football at Duke, but coach David Cutcliffe figured it would be worth the time for another visit to Crowder and his family.

With the football season already over, Cutcliffe joined Jamison’s parents, Brenda and James, and his younger brother, Jamaris, in the stands for a basketball game while Jamison was a senior at Monroe High School in North Carolina.

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