CPF on his Christianity and invitation to motivational speech

[VolForLife83]

Good read on Fulmer and his faith and opportunity for some of you to meet/hear his speech.

Hall of Fame Coach Phil Fulmer Coming to Smithville – WJLE Radio

University of Tennessee football coaching legend Phil Fulmer will be in DeKalb County next month at the 2nd Annual Man Up Dinner at Smithville First Baptist Chu

www.wjle.com

 

[give_him 6]

I remember being at the FCA breakfast for the Fiesta Bowl - National Championship. Both teams came to the breakfast. Both Coach Fulmer and Coach Bowden gave great testimonies that morning. I was in college at the time and will never forget that experience.

 

[VOLLeeann]

Sorry, I don't remember Fulmer being a devout any religion.

 

[cardvolfan]

He did some really incredibly kind things for people along the way.

 

[Blackburn]

Cool, another thread about religion on a football forum page.

 

[OffTackleVol]

Sorry, I don't remember Fulmer being a devout any religion.

He's been a strong advocate for FCA for a long, long time.

 

[VolForLife83]

Cool, another thread about religion on a football forum page.

World sure could use it. Jmo

 

[GVF]

Caught him at a local 1st Baptist Church in town several years back. They booked him for the speech and FCA promotional trail thing he does. Meet & Greet and meal thing they sold tickets for. Was well worth the time spent. Enjoyed hearing him and meeting him.

 

[Tennman]

Good read on Fulmer and his faith and opportunity for some of you to meet/hear his speech.

Hall of Fame Coach Phil Fulmer Coming to Smithville – WJLE Radio

University of Tennessee football coaching legend Phil Fulmer will be in DeKalb County next month at the 2nd Annual Man Up Dinner at Smithville First Baptist Chu

www.wjle.com

aswesome

 

[hog88]

He spoke at an FCA dinner in Hendersonville a couple years after he was let go. Really bitter man at that time

 

[bigmac]

I think it's great that Coach Fulmer is using his platform to share his faith and motivate others.

 

[UT Hill Man]

Coach Heupel wears his faith on his sleeves, always has!

 

[vollygirl]

Cool, another thread about religion on a football forum page.

You opened the thread to say that?

 

[utchs81]

World sure could use it. Jmo

So let's start with Blackburn.

 

[HooahVol]

He definitely made Bama fans use the Lord's name in vain quite often.

 

[NCFisher]

Ain't saying it'll be enough to exclude him, but when Fulmer arrives at the pearly gates he'd best be prepared for "hmmm...good...good....wait - are you the guy who hired Cornbread as Tennessee HC?!?"

 

[HooahVol]

Ain't saying it'll be enough to exclude him, but when Fulmer arrives at the pearly gates he'd best be prepared for "hmmm...good...good....wait - are you the guy who hired Cornbread as Tennessee HC?!?"

That reminds me of one of my favorite jokes. Saban dies and goes to heaven and is getting a personal tour from Jesus. Jesus walks him up to a nice home with Alabama flags hanging out front and tells him it is his. Saban looks up on a mountain top and sees this huge mansion covered in UT flags with an orange and white checkered walk to the front door. Saban asks "Why did General Neyland get a bigger house than me?" Jesus replies "Oh no, that is my house."

 

[LegionnaireOfTheMiserable]

Sorry, I don't remember Fulmer being a devout any religion.

Well he wasn’t Dabo or Hugh in his approach but he had the team pray before every game.

 

[lukeneyland]

That’s awesome I have always admired the man beyond just for being a good coach. I’m happy to see that he is healthy and able to still do these things.

 

[lukeneyland]

Well he wasn’t Dabo or Hugh in his approach but he had the team pray before every game.

I loved it. Gave me chills seeing the footage of them praying and then going on and doing what we thought was impossible in the swamp.

 

[VOLLeeann]

Well he wasn’t Dabo or Hugh in his approach but he had the team pray before every game.

Unaware, ty for the info, I find that appalling.

 

[OffTackleVol]

He definitely made Bama fans use the Lord's name in vain quite often.

7 straight years, 9 of 10, and 10 of 12!!!!

 

[LargeOrange1]

Sorry, I don't remember Fulmer being a devout any religion.

No one cares.

 

[LegionnaireOfTheMiserable]

Unaware, ty for the info, I find that appalling.

Yeah absolutely horrific. Fulmer was so appalling that noted Atheist Arian Foster chose to come back and play for him when he could have entered the draft. Must have been absolutely grueling on all those guys to be a part of a quick prayer, can’t imagine the anguish.

 

[sonofUT62]

Yeah absolutely horrific. Fulmer was so appalling that noted Atheist Arian Foster chose to come back and play for him when he could have entered the draft. Must have been absolutely grueling on all those guys to be a part of a quick prayer, can’t imagine the anguish.

Came back for the tacos.