“I expect us to be better, certainly. And he expects to be better,” Fulmer told
Blake Toppmeyer of the Knoxville News Sentinel. “This program, in my time around it, has never been at this place. I mean, in three out of the (past) five years, we had nobody drafted. At Tennessee? Are you kidding? It’s getting people in place and developing the young men that are here to compete at the highest level in college football, and that’s in this conference. We have made significant strides in that direction.
“What does that relate to in games, wins? I do believe that we’ll be better. Would I love to sit here and say, ‘We’re going to win 10 or 11.' Absolutely. I’d love to say that, but that’s up to everything falling right and kids coming through that are young and some upperclassmen continuing to improve and develop.”