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 Data Scout Notes: 2021: NAC...2020: NAC...Returned to team in Aug 2020. Retired due to hip injury on March 17, 2020



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  Elijah Diarrassouba made a hard decision last week. And because of what he picked, the Appalachian State defense will be without yet another important voice from a unit that helped the program win 13 games in 2019. Diarrassouba, a two-year starter at defensive end set to be a senior this season, announced through Twitter that he would retire because of an ongoing hip issue that will require surgery. The Greensboro resident and Page High School graduate said he decided late last week, letting App State coaches and trainers know that his career was ending. For him, it wasn't so much about the pain as it was his physical reality. "The main thing that really triggered me to make this decision was not being able to move and do the things that I wanted to do," Diarrassouba said. "My body wasn't free. It just wasn't free and loose to do everything I wanted to do." - Winston-Salem Journal

(DS#999 DE) rSr/2022 DE Elijah DiarrassoubaAppalachian State
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