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Naperville North’s Chris Gajcak accepts walk-on offer from Indiana

By  Naperville Sun
   
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Heading into his senior year at Naperville North, Chris Gajcak received recruiting interest from Drake and some Division III schools as a quarterback.

Then the season happened. The Huskies finished an uncharacteristic 2-7 but Gajcak showed his leadership by playing three positions: QB, running back and wide receiver.

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