to a concussion. In his redshirt sophomore year in 2011, Berhe started all 13 games. During a game against Michigan, he recorded his second career interception in the third quarter and finished the game with six tackles. He had his most tackles in a game against Wyoming with eight. Later in the year, in a game against Colorado State, Berhe had the first forced-fumble of his career and an interception. His performance earned him MW co-defensive Player of the Week honors. In the Louisiana-Lafayette loss in the New Orleans Bowl, he had a team- and career-high 10 tackles. His performance on the year earned him honorable mention on the all-Midwestern conference team. In what would be his final year for the Aztecs, Berhe was named team captain. He had seven tackles (1 for a loss) and a fumble recovery against Northern Illinois, and had another fumble recovery against Oregon State. When the Aztecs went against Air Force, he had 14 tackles (7 solo), the most by any player on the team since his game against Wyoming. He got his first career sack against New Mexico. Later in the year, in a game against San Jose State, he returned a blocked kick 56 yards in the fourth quarter. He finished the year with a career-high 99 tackles, 60 of which were solo. and also tied for the top spot on the team with two fumble recoveries. At the end of the year, he was chosen as a 1st-team All-Mountain West honoree as voted on by the league coaches and media. Berhe finished his college career by playing in 51 games with 41 starts, 299 tackles (197 solo), one sack, 12 tackles for losses, a force fumble, 4 recoveries, 5 interceptions, and 20 defended passes. Professional career Berhe was projected to be drafted in the fourth or fifth round of the draft. Nolan Nawocki of NFL.com said that he was an "instinctive defender" who reacted quickly with great pursuit. He also complimented Berhe on playing fast and having great body control, and on being an "aggressive tackler" with a great passion for the game, as well as a "very likable personality". Nawocki was less fond of Berhe's size, considering it more appropriate for a cornerback than a safety, stating that he could stand to bulk up physically. He also said that Berhe "[p]lays a bit out of control and will miss some