adidas.
Pretty much don't know what it takes to be a good AD.
Very undersized and Darren Sproles-like, IMO. Looks like he has good hips on film (<--verified by former HS football assistant coach)
Does he like to cheat?
I think he was on the committee that hired Lane Kiffin. Thoughts?
he looks goofy. not sure if i like how footbally his previous school is.
"You've got to play some 'guarantee' games," said Currie, referring to the practice of guaranteeing a lesser team a payday in exchange for a home game that likely will result in a victory. "But when you play games against teams with RPIs in the 300s or the 270s or 280s, they don't help your team get better because your guys see it as a night off. And they really hurt you so bad in the RPI and in getting ready for the season in general that we want to stay away from them.Not too many high-major programs are willing to go to a team from a mid-major conference and play a true road game, but our guys are willing to do it ... Our guys are going to have to go on the road eight times in the SEC and play in tough places. Why not get ready for that? — Tennessee associate athletic director John Currie "If we're going to play a team from a mid-major or low-major conference, rather than getting the team that finished 10th, [we try to] get the team that finished first, second or third."
I think he's plenty basketbally.
Currie, a 1993 graduate of Wake Forest, has been at Tennessee since 2000. He helps supervise development, marketing, ticketing and men’s basketball.
