BryceOliver

2020 – Sophomore

• Played in just six games after being hampered by injury
• Saw his first action of the season at Tennessee
• Totaled two catches for 14 yards
• Has one catch for six yards vs. Vanderbilt and one catch for eight yards in the bowl win over NC State

2019 – r-Freshman

• Saw action in 12 games
• Did not see action vs. Tennessee due to injury
• Had six catches for 111 yards (fifth-most yards) and a score
• Also had two tackles (vs. Toledo and vs. Missouri)
• Caught a career-best two passes in the win over Vanderbilt
• Hauled in a career-long 44-yard pass in the second quarter vs. Missouri, setting up a touchdown
• Saw his first collegiate action vs. Toledo in the season opener and his first catch was a 32-yarder for a touchdown in the third quarter

2018 – Freshman

• Redshirt season

High School

• Dual-sport athlete, also a star basketball player
• Three-star prospect by all major recruiting services
• Helped lead the Panthers to a district championship in 2016, catching 76 passes for 1,112 yards and five touchdowns
• Coached by Lorenzo Davis
• Rejoins former teammate Jordan Wright at UK
• Teammates with fellow signee Stanley Garner
• Chose Kentucky over UCF and Louisville

Personal

• Born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• Son of Theresa Oliver
• Has one brother, Brenden
• Major is health promotion

Bryce Says

• Nickname is “Westbrook”
• Other than playing in the NFL, his dream job is to be a strength/conditioning coach
• The celebrity he sometimes gets mistaken for is Russell Westbrook
• The last time he was moved to tears was when his father passed away
• If he could create a holiday, it would be called “National Free Air Jordan Day”