Phillip Fulmer

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It was 10 years ago that Phillip Fulmer, and the Tennessee Volunteers claimed their first national championship in 47 years. After a season of upsets, the highly respected coach Phillip Fulmer made the is leaving the University of Tennessee. We at Behind Blondie Park have a heartfelt sense of sadness after hearing that Fulmer was leaving. It’s quiet clear based on the records that this year has been tough. Despite these changes, the chant “It’s great to be a Tennessee Volunteer,” is one which we continue to say with great pride. However we expect that for the remainder of the season…The song of Rocky ... Read Full Story

Some people have actually suggested that the coverage by this website of Phillip Fulmer's firing at Tennessee is any thing less than fair and balanced . Thus, in order to prove those people wrong we present the top people instrumental in Phillip Fulmer's firing. 1. David Cutcliffe David Cutcliffe wasn't actually a problem for Phillip Fulmer, but him leaving Tennessee for Ole Miss in 1998 was a big problem. After Cutcliffe vacated Tennessee's offensive coordinator position for the head coaching position at Ole Miss, Tennessee's offense has never quite been the same. When he came back in 2005 it seemed Tennessee's program was back ... Read Full Story

Phillip Fulmer Seventeen years ago, I sat in a news conference in Memphis, Tennessee where officials of the University of Tennessee announced that head football coach Johnny Majors had resigned and was being replaced by offensive coordinator Phillip Fulmer. Last Monday November 3, 2008, University of Tennessee officials held a press conference in Knoxville, Tennessee to announce that this would be head football coach Phillip Fulmer’s final year. In seventeen years at Tennessee, Fulmer won almost 75% of his games and won a national championship in the 1999. In order to fire Fulmer the University will have to pay him more than six million ... Read Full Story

With Phillip Fulmer getting the boot at Tennessee, we thought it would be good to run down the reasons why he should still have his job at Tennessee. Thus, we got our crack research staff together and they poured of reams of stats and news articles to come up with the top 5 reasons Phillip Fulmer should still be the head coach at the University of Tennessee. Here we go... 1. Head Coaching Record We all know that Phillip Fulmer's head coaching record is 152-52 or 74.5% (5th best team record of all schools), but critics of Fulmer's win percentage point to his performance ... Read Full Story