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Drew Berquist is more of a “never-was” than a “has-been” athlete who played under the legendary Corky Rogers in Jacksonville, FL before ultimately opting for a preferred walk-on spot at the University of Michigan.
During training camp in the fall of 1999 Berquist suffered a fractured vertebrae and slipped a disc in his lower back ending his failed time for the wolverines (he is in the team picture, but not on the final roster — what a loser — but he still loves the Maize and Blue).
Berquist attempted a resurgence of his career at Northern Arizona University, but missed his first season on account of the athletic department messing up paperwork thus leaving him eligible for the entire 2000 season (thanks a lot admin staff).
At any rate, he ended up moving home and studying international studies in the wake of 9/11 and then did over thirty deployments to the Middle East on behalf of the intelligence community (mostly with CIA) where he hunted down terrorists. But his true love was and remains to be sports…so here we are.
Oh that’s right,we almost forgot…he took a break from deploying and became a high school head coach and athletic director where he took a team in Florida on probation from recruiting violations (in fairness everyone does it) from a winless program to a 7-0 start in 2010, compiling two consecutive 7-3 seasons before returning to Afghanistan for a mission (yes, they called him back, and yes, it’s hard to leave the intel community)…and here we are now.
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