Adams and Fulmer have always been close. Therefore, I'm not surprised at all that's he's trying to discredit Blackburn.
He wouldn't "immediately turn on him." The columnist will assess the AD's performance //over time// just like the coaches and AD at every school are assessed /over time/ by sports writers and columnists--on the strength of his hires, financial performance and other criteria. Another southerner who doesn't understand the media...what a surprise.
He wouldn't "immediately turn on him." The columnist will assess the AD's performance //over time// just like the coaches and AD at every school are assessed /over time/ by sports writers and columnists--on the strength of his hires, financial performance and other criteria. Another southerner who doesn't understand the media...what a surprise.
Adams and Fulmer have always been close. Therefore, I'm not surprised at all that's he's trying to discredit Blackburn.
This. Most of the whining about Adams on this thread seem to be from people that didn't read the article.
I am really surprised that Blackburn and Fulmer are playing this out in the media and discussing this.
All of this is really not good for Tennessee. This is playing out like a political race for an office.
If those making decisions are smart - they will find a experienced AD and walk away from these two.
I was already pretty much sold on Blackburn, but now that I know that Adams doesn't like him I am 100% behind Blackburn for AD.
For his introductory press conference they should play "Blackbird" by the Beatles but change it to "Blackburn singing in the dead of night."