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Junior running back Jordan Culbreath scores the Tigers' only touchdown of the game on a one-yard run to the corner.
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Senior quarterback Brian Anderson generated almost 400 yards of total offense Saturday night against Lehigh.
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Fans cheer on senior kicker Connor Louden. Louden's 32-yard field goal won the game for Princeton.
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The Tigers celebrate after their win over Lehigh on Saturday night.
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Senior wide reveiver Will Thanheiser was quarterback Brian Anderson's favorite target in the football team's 10-7 win over Lehigh on Saturday.
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Princeton stumbled early in the game against Lehigh when the Mountain Hawks' defense stopped the Tigers on fourth and goal.
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Senior quarterback Brian Anderson (center) had 244 passing yards, including two 46-yard bombs to classmates Joe Magro (l.) and Will Thanheiser
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Senior quarterback Brian Anderson throws to junior running back Jordan Culbreath in the football team's 10-7 win over Lehigh. The Anderson-Culbreath tandem combined for 126 yards.
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The Princeton defense came up big in the final quarter, making a critical fourth-down stop that had the Mountain Hawks only inches from moving the chains.
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Senior wide receiver Will Thanheiser hauls in a 46-yard reception, putting the Tigers in the red zone.
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With only two seconds on the clock, senior placekicker Connor Louden puts the game-winning 32-yard field goal through the uprights.
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Seniors Connor Louden and Brian Anderson celebrate after Louden made the winning field goal. The Tigers beat Lehigh in their home-opener, 10-7.
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Junior running back Jordan Culbreath scores the Tigers' only touchdown of the game on a one-yard run to the corner.
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Anderson demonstrates capability as field general
On first and goal with four minutes, 57 seconds remaining in the first half of the football team’s home opener against Lehigh (1-2 overall), junior running back Jordan Culbreath swept out to the right side of senior quarterback and tri-captain Brian Anderson and rushed into the endzone for a touchdown, ...
Troubled Nassau Weekly looks to WPRB
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Fast-a-thon fights hunger in Trenton and around the world
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Princeton vanquishes ranked rival
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Fourteen OT seconds decide match
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Students and members of the community gathered in Frist on Friday to watch the presidential debate.
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