Former Missouri running back Brock Olivo was honored with induction into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, recognizing his impressive college career and his contributions to the sport. Olivo set records at Missouri for rushing yards, rushing touchdowns, and all-purpose yards while also winning the Mosi Tatupu National Special Teams Player of the Year Award in 1997.
Although he went undrafted in the NFL, Olivo found success with the Detroit Lions as a special teams player before transitioning to coaching roles with several teams. He is currently the special teams assistant for Missouri under coach Eli Drinkwitz. Olivo is the only former Tiger inducted into the Class of 2025 for the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, alongside notable names like Johnny Damon and Matt Adams.
The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame ceremony was held at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds in Springfield, Mo., celebrating the achievements of athletes from various sports. Olivo’s induction serves as a testament to his hard work and dedication to the game of football. Congratulations to Brock Olivo on this well-deserved recognition!
In other Mizzou sports news, a defensive back has been ranked in the top 8 for rising prospects in 2026, a wide receiver has accepted an invite to the NFL Scouting Combine, and the basketball team remains ranked after updates in the Week 14 poll. Missouri’s athletic programs continue to make waves on both the collegiate and professional stages.
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