Quincy University Hawks

2024 (Senior): In his senior season, Durrani saw action in six games on the Hawks offensive line. He helped the Hawks once again have another elite rushing offense for the second consecutive year.

2023 (Junior): In his first season with the Hawks, Shahzada appeared and started in every game on the offensive line. He helped the Hawks to have the number one rushing offense in the GLVC, which also ranked 23rd in Division II. Durrani was also on the offensive line that limited the defense to 1.55 sacks per game, which ranked second in the GLVC.

2022 (Sophomore at Pittsburg State): Did not see action.

2021 (Freshman at Tyler Junior College): In his first collegiate season, Durrani appeared in five games on the offensive line for the Apaches. He made his collegiate debut against Kilgore College (9/4/21). He helped the Apaches to a 7-5 record and a Champs Heart of Texas Bowl victory in the season finale over Coffeyville Community College.

Personal: Durrani spent a season at Tyler Junior College and Pittsburg State before transferring to Quincy. He is originally from Houston, Texas, where he graduated from Fort Bend Austin High School. He earned significant accolades during his high school career, including First Team All-State and All-District honors. Shahzada also set a personal record with the highest bench press among seniors at his school. He is the son of Talat Alamgir and Alamgir Durrani and has three siblings: Mekail, Maham, and Mustafa Durrani. Outside of athletics, Shahzada enjoys lifting weights, going hiking, drawing, and helping others. His favorite football team is the Dallas Cowboys.

Why QU?
I chose QU because it felt like home.