Fuller-Tucker has been a multi-year contributor for very good Providence High School teams. The 6’6″ forward is an excellent rebounder and is a versatile defender with the unique ability to get out and hedge ballscreens, switch across multiple positions, and bang around with big men on the block. Small college programs that want/need to take a big man in their Class of 2026 should absolutely take a look at Fuller-Tucker.

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We watched Fuller-Tucker dominant the offensive glass for the Hoosier State Prospects 17u on Friday night. Then, the 6’6″ forward/center went on to post some big numbers as the weekend went along at the GRBA National Championship. His best performance came in a close loss to LVL UP 260 17u as he put up 19 points and 7 rebounds in that one. Fuller-Tucker, a rising senior at Providence High School, is a consistent interior finisher and versatile defensive piece.

Despite a very productive career for a Providence High School team that wins a lot of games, Fuller-Tucker will enter his senior season still flying a bit under-the-radar. The 6’6″ forward/center brings excellent defensive and rebounding traits to the table. He moves well for his size, has the length you look for in a big man, and is versatile defensively. Small college programs should take a long, hard look at Fuller-Tucker in the coming months.

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that some that comes from playing in strong defensive system at Providence would then be a great defender in the spring and summer. Fuller-Tucker is so versatile, led the Hoosier State Prospects 17u squad in rebounding at The Stage, and is more than capable of protecting the rim just as well as he can get out and switch ballscreens on the perimeter. His defensive ability is really what captures your attention when watching him play.