Former University of Missouri offensive lineman and NFL veteran Evan Boehm joined the Mizzou Football support staff in July 2013 as assistant director of recruiting/player relations.
Originally from Lee's Summit, Missouri, Boehm set a Mizzou football school record with 52 consecutive starts along the offensive line. He started 12 games at guard as a true freshman in 2012, earning Freshman All-American honors. Before the 2013 season, he moved to the center spot, starting 40 consecutive games over the next three seasons. Boehm was a member of Missouri's 2013 and 2014 SEC East Division champion teams.
The Arizona Cardinals selected Boehm in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft. A versatile lineman, he appeared in 55 career NFL games, starting games at both center and guard over his six-year career.
Boehm joins fellow Mizzou former players Atiyyah Ellison (Director of Alumni and Player Relations) and Brock Olivo (Special Teams Analyst) on the Missouri football staff. All three were standouts at Mizzou before playing in the NFL, with Boehm hailing from the Kansas City area, while Ellison and Olivo are originally from the St. Louis area.
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Football Adds Decorated Alum Evan Boehm To Recruiting & Player Development Staff
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Former University of Missouri offensive lineman and NFL veteran Evan Boehm has joined the Mizzou Football support staff as assistant director of recruiting/player relations, Head Coach Eliah Drinkwitz announced.
Football Celebrates Senior Day Saturday vs. New Mexico State
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Football Takes On Vanderbilt Saturday Inside Faurot
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Football Returns Home Against Abilene Christian Saturday
COLUMBIA, Mo. - University of Missouri football will host the second of its third first-time opponents this season in Abilene Christian University on Saturday, Sept. 17, at Faurot Field. The game will kick off at 11 a.m. CT and air on SEC Network + and the Tiger Radio Network.
Mizzou’s Gillespie, Borom, Bledsoe and Rountree Selected in 2021 NFL Draft
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Mizzou Football had four players drafted Saturday, as safety Tyree Gillespie (Ocala, Fla.), offensive lineman Larry Borom (Detroit, Mich.), safety Joshuah Bledsoe (Houston, Texas) and running back Larry Rountree III (Raleigh, N.C.) were all selected on the third day of the 2021 NFL Draft in Cleveland. Mizzou's five draft picks (including Nick Bolton on Friday) are the most in an NFL Draft since five Tigers were taken in 2015. It also marks the first time since 1983 Mizzou has had two secondary players drafted.
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Four From @MizzouFootball Named to Freshman All-SEC Team
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