It was great to see Fuller back on the floor this spring after missing some time in the winter with an injury. He hasn’t lost a step at all, and he continues to be one of the most explosive athletes in South Carolina’s 2028 class. Satrel is at his best when he can use that quickness and athleticism to attack the paint, both in the half-court and in transition.

Speaking of explosiveness, that is the one word that constantly surrounds Satrel’s name when you talk to other scouts and coaches about him. He’s got the quick first step, elite bounce, tight handle, and passing ability to be a terrific scorer, but it’s about finding the consistent balance of playmaking and an outside shot for Fuller to take the next step into being one of the best guards in the state.

Satrel will be back and hopefully fully healthy next season. He suffered from an injury that kept him out most of his sophomore year, but there was a noticeable difference with the Wildcats when he was on the floor. Fuller is at his best when he is getting downhill, using his explosive quickness and vertical ability to challenge the paint. He looked just as explosive and confident after he returned from the injury, so there should be no lingering concerns as he turns toward the grassroots season. Woodmont will lose a lot of senior production from this season, so Fuller might have to be the guy who steps into the #1 role next year.