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BC RB Turbo Richard Highlights vs. Georgia Tech
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BC RB Turbo Richard Highlights vs. Georgia Tech
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Nov 16, 20252:03538 views
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BC RB Turbo Richard Highlights vs. Georgia Tech
Boston College running back Turbo Richard delivered a standout performance in the Eagles’ 34–36 loss to Georgia Tech, rushing for 141 yards and two touchdowns. The highlight came late in the fourth quarter when he burst for a 43-yard run, electrifying the home crowd.
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