Fullen may go down as one of the more underrated prospects from our TN2026 class that did nothing but produce at a high level every time he stepped onto the field. The Rebels senior back ended up leading the D2-Class A ranks in rushing at 1,979 yards with 30 touchdowns while averaging 7.8 yards per carry. Fullen is a bigger back that runs well for his size while showing excellent vision and a sneaky second gear that helped find the end zone on a consistent basis. He also showed the ability to catch the ball out of the backfield by producing 25 receptions for 313 yards and one score. Fullen remains available on the open market as well, so he is still out there for the taking. 

Stats: 21 carr. for 248 yds & 4 TD’s (1 Int on Def.)

The West Tennessee region has a potential Mr. Football candidate here with Fullen as he’s running through defenses so far this season, especially last week in his team’s 49-7 win over First Assembly. The Rebels senior ball carrier could not be stopped last Friday where he ran for nearly 250 yards on 21 carries and four touchdowns. Fullen not only did work on offense but he produced on defense as well with an interception to go along with his exceptional offensive work. Through four games, Fullen is nearly averaging 200 yards rushing a game and I don’t expect him to slow down the rest of the year.

By the end of the year, Fullen led the entire state in rushing with a career best 2,265 yards with 25 touchdowns while averaging 10.8 yards per carry. It was a breakout season for this Memphis area ball carrier and a big difference maker behind the Rebels 6-5 record. Fullen proved to be a problem for opposing defenses due to his size, strength, vision and ability to find a second gear in the open field. The Rebels rising senior running back will be back for another run next Fall where he can put up another big year and contend for D2-Class A player of the year and Mr. Football.