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He was the coach at Memphis State for probably three decades after he stopped playing professionally and is currently the coach for the Boise High Varsity Tennis team. He is senile, has dementia, and can't even put a lineup together. I don't know why you're asking about Tommy, but he is a failure of a coach. At one time he might have been "famous," but it is high time for him to FULLY retire. The Boise High team would appreciate it.
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