Fulcher was one of the prospects who earned my attention at our latest showcase and I feel a ton of his game translates to what his high school team will need. As a scoring guard, Fulcher has several ways to make an impact for Fountain-Fort Carson. He played with confidence against pressure, used his body to get to where he wants, counters what defenses are giving him and has a good bounce to his game. Defenses have a difficult time slowing him down and if he plays with that same assertiveness he can be one of the surprise players in the conference. He makes a rise in the rankings as we took a leap of faith here. 

Fulcher kept standing out as a prospect that I need more eyes on when watching the event. Every time I looked up, he seemed to be scoring, creating something for a teammate or making another productive play, and he did it while sharing the floor with one of the day’s leading scorers. His confidence with the ball stood out, especially when defenders applied pressure. Fulcher got his body in front of defenders, shielded them off, and created clean finishing angles. He was also one of the better passers I watched, consistently seeing plays develop and delivering the ball on time. He had a good bounce to his game, he was running the break and had a few transition finishes, he saw the floor well, and he’s under control the whole time. We did not know too much about him heading into the event, but he’s a player who’s firmly on our radar now.