[2] In his junior season, DiBernardo set an Edison basketball record with 17 field goals against Costa Mesa High School.
[6] In the visit with Notre Dame, head coach Gerry Faust talked to him about the university's "unique" atmosphere, its high academic standards and the Irish tradition".
He instead decided to attend Cardinals' training camp, where he learned that Mike Morris had been signed as the St. Louis long snapper.
On July 21, 1987, DiBernardo told Cardinals coach Gene Stallings he would be retiring from football, citing concerns about his job security.
[6] On August 14, while he worked for a moving company, DiBernardo received a call from a marketing agency that offered a management position; he accepted.
[12] In 2008, DiBernardo worked as a mutual fund regional vice president in Orange County, CA and as a part-time college football referee.