You won’t find many point guards in Indiana’s Class of 2027 that are quicker end-to-end with the ball in their hands than Fuller Jr. The explosive point guard gets paint touches consistently, attacks the basket with impressive fearlessness, and is a good playmaker from a live dribble. He is able to use his creativity to finish against size, but Fuller Jr. is also a very good passer. Liberty Christian has won a lot of games with him as their primary table-setter and he will serve in that role again as a senior for what will be the most talented Class 1A team in the state of Indiana.

The elite quickness is always what stands out first and foremost when watching Fuller Jr. play. He is as explosive end-to-end with the ball in his hands as any guard in Indiana’s rising senior class. Fuller Jr. can attack off of ballscreens, win one-on-one battles, or simply beat everyone down the floor in transition with the ball. He scored 12 points on Friday knocking in a couple of pull-up jump shots and getting to the rim consistently.

Fuller runs with D1 Indiana P32 17U and is up to 5’9″. He was relentless on defense all weekend long in the half-court and full-court. Fuller also got paint touches on the offensive end to create shots for teammates and easy layups for himself. Keep track of this difference-maker as the club season moves along.

The pace of the game is typically set by this lightning quick point guard. He was able to wear down the University backcourt as the game went on with his relentless on-ball pressure. Fuller also always pushes the pace in transition where he flashes some elite court vision and passing ability. The 5’9″ junior playmaker finished with 9 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists in Liberty Christian’s big 69-65 victory.