Biography
Career (2021-25): Inman spent five seasons with the Hawks, appearing in 39 games and making 28 starts while becoming one of Quincy’s top defensive playmakers. He finished his career with 228 total tackles, including 144 solo stops and 84 assists.
Inman also totaled 21 tackles for loss for 64 yards, 4.5 sacks for 18 yards, eight interceptions for 147 return yards, 14 pass deflections, six forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, and one blocked kick. He returned one interception for a touchdown and recorded five games with double-digit tackles during his Quincy career.
- 2x GLVC First Team All-Conference (2024, 25)
- GLVC Second Team All-Conference (2023)
- GLVC Defensive Player of the Week (2025)
- James R. Spaulding Sportsmanship Award Winner (2025)
2025 (Graduate): Inman appeared in and started all 11 games during his graduate season with the Hawks, putting together one of the top defensive seasons in the GLVC. He finished second on the team and sixth in the conference with 89 tackles, including 53 solo stops and 36 assists.
Inman led the GLVC with 4.82 solo tackles per game while adding eight tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, two quarterback hurries, and two pass breakups. He also forced three fumbles, tying for the team lead and ranking tied for second in the GLVC, while leading Quincy with three interceptions, which also ranked tied for second in the conference.
Inman recorded three games with double-digit tackles during the season. He also made a major special teams impact against Roosevelt (9/6/25), blocking a field goal that was returned for a touchdown.
- GLVC First Team All-Conference
- GLVC Defensive Player of the Week (10/13/25)
- James R. Spaulding Sportsmanship Award Winner
2024 (Senior): For the second straight season, Inman led the Hawks with 54 total tackles through eight games played. He also had 7.5 tackles for loss, one sack, one pass breakup, two QB hurries, and two forced fumbles. And for the second straight season, his season-high in tackles came against Truman State (10/19/24), where he recorded ten tackles.
- GLVC First Team All-Conference
2023 (Junior): Inman had a breakout season as a junior, appearing in all 11 games, where he led the team with 71 tackles to go along with 2.5 tackles for loss and one sack. He also led the GLVC with five interceptions, which tied for the eighth most in one season. Inman had three pass breakups, one forced fumble, and one fumble recovery.
He had a season-high 12 tackles against Truman State (10/7/23), which was also the game with his first career forced fumble. Brock's first interception came in a 49-0 win over Fort Lauderdale (9/16/23), and he also recorded a 75-yard pick-six against Indianapolis (10/21/23), which was the same game he recorded his first career sack.
- GLVC Second Team All-Conference
2022 (Sophomore): As a sophomore, Brock saw action in eight games, where he had 14 tackles, three tackles for loss, and one QB hurry. He recorded his first career tackle against Glenville State (9/1/22) and his first tackle for loss against Trinity International (9/8/22).
2021 (Freshman): In his first season with the Hawks, Inman appeared in one game, where he made his collegiate debut against Lindenwood (10/9/21).
Personal: Brock Inman is from Arnold, Missouri, and played for the Fox High School Warriors. He is the son of Craig and Tracey Inman and has two siblings, Colton and Torin. Athleticism runs in the family—his father, Craig, played football at Lindenwood, and his brother, Colton, played volleyball at Missouri Baptist.
Brock made his mark as a dual-sport athlete, earning 2nd Team All-State honors and being named Conference Offensive Player of the Year on the football field. He was a 1st Team All-District quarterback and defensive back, as well as a standout on the baseball diamond with 1st Team All-Conference and All-District honors as an infielder. He also holds the record for the most rushing touchdowns in the St. Louis area.
Off the field, Brock enjoys golfing and looks up to legends like Peyton Manning and Tiger Woods. His favorite teams include the St. Louis Cardinals, Denver Broncos, and St. Louis Blues.
