Phillip Fulmer has not coached the University of Tennessee football program since 2008, but he is anything but retired.
Fulmer works at BPV Capital Management, of which he is a founding partner, and he is a consultant with the football rebirth at East Tennessee State. He will embark on a weekly “Coach to Coach Radio” show this week with fellow 1980s Tennessee assistant Doug Mathews, and all that is on top of his roles as a husband, father and grandfather.
With the sixth year of the post-Fulmer era about to kick off in Knoxville, Fulmer recently joined Chattanooga’s “Press Row” on ESPN 105.1 The Zone.
Q: So with all these jobs you’re having to juggle, what’s retirement like?
A: “I’m very busy, and it’s a good busy. At least I have some control of my time compared to when I was coaching. I am amused when people ask how I’m doing in retirement. It’s been fun, though.”
