Fulmer enjoyed his new movie role; misses his old coaching role

Phillip Fulmer is used to all the glitz and glamor that comes with being the head coach of an SEC football team, but says it doesn't compare to being on the silver screen.

Fulmer made his big screen debut in the newly released movie "The Blind Side". Fulmer plays himself, the head coach of the Tennessee football team, as he tries to recruit standout offensive tackle Michael Oher.

Fulmer said he enjoyed his time on set with other coaches in the film -- Nick Saban, Lou Holtz, Tommy Tuberville, and Houston Nutt. 

Fulmer also opened up about his future in coaching. He said he still misses it and would accept a position at another school if it was the right fit. He's looking for a program that has a winning tradition and could offer him the same opportunities he had at Tennessee.