COLUMBIA, MO. • Andy Hill has spent more seasons at Missouri than all but one football assistant in team history, but even for the staff’s longest tenured coach, it’s never too late to try something new.
He’s spent most of the last 22 years coaching the team’s wide receivers, but after an offseason staff shakeup, Hill is now Barry Odom’s special teams coordinator, a shift Hill has called invigorating.
Hill’s new job comes with a perk. Two, actually. He’s in charge of what might be the Southeastern Conference’s best punter-kicker tandem in Corey Fatony and Tucker McCann, first- and third-team choices on the media’s preseason All-SEC team, respectively.