Clemson offensive lineman retires Friday from football

Offensive lineman Noah Dehond announced on twitter that he has retired from football

2018: Missed the 2018 season with an injury.

2017: Redshirted.

Before Clemson: One of the largest signees in Clemson history, he is rated among the top players in the state of New Jersey … top-10 prospect in the state by Max Preps (3rd), Rivals (9th), 247 Sports (10th) and ESPN (12th) … No. 10 prospect in the region by Scout … played at Peddie School his last two years … all-state selection who helped his team to a 6-2 record … named all-conference and all-area … team captain … played at McQuaid Jesuit High in New York prior to Peddie … played for Chris Malleo at Peddie School, a former player at Northwestern … wore #68 at Peddie School … chose Clemson over Alabama and North Carolina … recruited by Robbie Caldwell.

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Published Apr 16, 2019

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