New Orleans attack victims: Ex-Princeton football player Tiger Bech, 28, among those killed on Bourbon Street
Former Princeton wide receiver Tiger Bech, an All-Ivy League performer, was identified as one of the victims of the mass truck attack in New Orleans. Bech is the older brother of Jack Bech, a standout wide receiver at TCU in 2024.
Former Princeton wideout Tiger Bech dies in New Orleans terror attack
One of the people killed in the horrific New Orleans terror attack on New Year’s morning has been indentified as Tiger Bech, 28, a former football player at Princeton. Bech worked as a trader in New Yok, per his Linkedin profile. He earned second team All-Ivy honors in 2018 per his Princeton biography.
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Jackson Hicke was ready when called. Princeton men’s basketball is going to need him in Ivy League seasonJackson Hicke may not have been planning on a season-high 24 minutes in Princeton’s thrilling comeback victory over Akron on ...
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