It’s difficult to compare last Friday to Christmas, with the day’s temperature nearing triple digits because of an unusual heat wave, but Scott Poulson, vice president of enrollment, marketing, university
Former USD quarterback Chris Streveler found himself in Vermillion Friday afternoon to be a part of Unite for USD, and talk with the Coyote football team ahead of its 2021 spring season.
Since graduating from USD in 2018, Streveler spent two seasons in the Canadian Football League, where he helped the Winnipeg Blue Bombers win a Grey Cup trophy in 2019. Following the Grey Cup win, Streveler was signed by the Arizona Cardinals, where he became the back-up for Heisman Trophy winner and 2019 NFL Rookie of the Year Kyler Murray.
Streveler made his first NFL appearance on Sept. 13, where he recorded one carry for three yards and a first down. He then came in for an injured Murray in week 17 against the Los Angeles Rams. Streveler threw for 105 yards, one touchdown and one interception in the 18-7 loss.