Iowa State basketball honors Bryce Dejean-Jones with jersey patch

Iowa State honored former player Bryce Dejean-Jones with warm-up shirts and a 'BDJ' patch on its uniforms for Monday's home game against Mount St. Mary's.

Dejean-Jones was shot and killed in Dallas in May when he was looking for his girlfriend and forced his way in to the wrong apartment.

He played one season for the Cyclones (2014-15), averaging 10.5 points and 4.7 rebounds as ISU went 25-9. Dejean-Jones, who was 23, had just completed his rookie season with the NBA's New Orleans Pelicans at the time of his death.

Tonight the Cyclones will honor Bryce Dejean-Jones (2014-2015) with "BDJ" patches and warm-up shirts November 14, 2016

Tonight the Cyclones will honor Bryce Dejean-Jones (2014-2015) with "BDJ" patches and warm-up shirts #CyclONEnation pic.twitter.com/dUCPPHQB4P

— Micah Byars (@mjb_352)

Iowa State's warmups honoring Bryce Dejean-Jones, who was killed in May. Cyclones will also have a patch on their uniforms tonight. November 14, 2016

Iowa State's warmups honoring Bryce Dejean-Jones, who was killed in May. Cyclones will also have a patch on their uniforms tonight. pic.twitter.com/BOoBo2NzIS

— Dylan Montz (@dylanmontz)

BDJ with us tonight November 14, 2016

BDJ with us tonight pic.twitter.com/GCqTUvgx6O

— BigGame (@MonteMorris11)