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KNOCKOUT BLOW: Princeton star senior defensive back Jay McCareins returns the ball in action earlier this fall. Last Saturday, McCareins culminated his stellar career in brilliant fashion as he returned a missed field goal 100 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter to break Dartmouth's back as Princeton routed the Big Green 30-0. McCareins finished the season with a league-leading nine interceptions. He also scored four touchdowns and piled up 821 yards on kick and interception returns.ption |
By Bill Alden
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By Bill Alden
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