Former Mizzou Coach Andy Hill Retires as Chiefs Special Teams Coordinator; The Buzz

Former Missouri football coach Andy Hill has retired from his role as an assistant special teams coach with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Hill spent five seasons with the Chiefs, winning two Super Bowls and making an additional two contributing to one of the most dominant runs in NFL history.

Hill began his tenure with Missouri football back in 1980 as a walk-on, beginning a four season stint at receiver and punt returner.

He'd make his return to the program as a wide receivers coach in 1996 before taking on six different roles on the coaching staff including associate head coach, quarterbacks coach and the programs first ever special teams coordinator.

His 24 years with the Missouri is the second longest run an assistant coach has had in program history.

During his tenure, he coached 15 All-Conference performers, most notably First-Team All-Americans Jeremy Maclin and Michael Egnew.

Hill's accomplishments have landed him in the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame.

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announces his commitment date.

His current Rivals prediction is to Missouri, and he has an official visit lined up on June 20.

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