Watch: Sabino's Diego Armijo looks to be one of the top safeties in Southern Arizona
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Over the next three weeks, the Star is counting down Southern Arizona's top 22 football players. At No. 21, Sabino safety Diego Armijo, who looks to build on a breakout 2017 season.ย (Video by Justin Spears / Arizona Daily Star)
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