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Atlanta LB, committed to Boston College, says recruitment isn’t over

By Chris Kirschner
Aug 12, 2015
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Max Richardson committed to Boston College in June, but he says his recruitment is still open.

Richardson, a 3-star linebacker from Woodward Academy, told the AJC that despite his pledge to B.C., he will see what comes along during his senior season.

In the video below, the 6-foot, 225-pounder explains what won Boston College his commitment over Duke and Miami (Ohio).

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