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Austin Starr, who was an all-American as a junior but fell off a bit as a senior, has been invited to attend the Jags' minicamp this weekend to try out for the team.

As the H-T notes, Starr was 21-23 kicking field goals as a junior but only 10-17 as a senior. He hit a tiebreaking field goal to beat Purdue in 2007 and kicked a game winner at Illinois in 2006.

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