Phillip Fulmer

Phillip Fulmer is widely regarded as one of the greatest coaches in SEC history and a 2012 inductee to the College Football Hall of Fame. Fulmer coached at the college level for 37 years (including 32 years in the SEC) and was the head coach of the Tennessee Volunteers for 17 seasons from 1992-2008. He posted a career record of 152-52 and won at least eight games in 15 of his 17 seasons at the helm of the Volunteers.

His crowning achievement was Tennessee’s national championship in 1998, the first championship of the BCS era. He won the SEC championship in 1997 and 1998 and won the SEC East division title six times. Fulmer led Tennessee to 15 bowl appearances, winning eight times. His teams finished the season ranked in the USA Today Coaches’ Poll 14 times and ranked in the Associated Press pol 13 times.

Prior to taking over as the Vols’ head coach, Fulmer worked as Tennssee’s offensive line coach for 12 seasons, spending three of those seasons pulling double-duty as offensive coordinator as well.

Ethan Levine

A former newspaper reporter who has roamed the southeastern United States for years covering football and eating way too many barbecue ribs, if there is such a thing.