Former Princeton receiver Tiger Bech became one of the victims of the New Orleans terrorist attack on New Year's Day.

TCU wideout Jack Bech feels that the spirit of his late brother, Tiger Bech, still lives within him, heading into this year's NFL draft.

TCU wide receiver Jack Bech was one of the Horned Frogs' standout wide receivers during the 2024-25 season. The senior ...

"My whole career is indebted to my brother, Tiger Bech," Bech said to the NFL Network. "He played college football at Princeton University, he's a huge reason why I'm doing what I'm doing.

Jack Bech played for their home state Louisiana State Tigers and transferred for his last two seasons at Texas Christian. Tiger played at Princeton and was one of the 14 people killed in the New ...

Instead of wearing No. 80, as he did at LSU, or No. 15, which he wore at TCU, Jack Bech donned the No. 7 jersey Tiger wore as an all-Ivy League honoree at Princeton. Organizers added No. 7 decals ...

Ryan Quigley, a Philadelphia Eagles fan, former Princeton Tigers football running back, and close friend of Tiger Bech talks with "Good Morning Football" to discuss his ongoing efforts to carry on ...

Quigley paid a visit to his alma mater Tuesday, April 1 to share his experience as a survivor of the January 1, 2025 New Orleans truck attack.

Florida basketball will be without its three starting guards next season. On Wednesday night, Todd Golden officially landed a ...