Andy Fuller

Class of 2015

Andy Fuller, a two-time All-City lineman at J.O. Johnson High, made his mark as a tight end at Auburn University from 1992–95. Known as a powerful blocker, Fuller enjoyed a career-defining day in Auburn’s 36-33 upset of No. 1 Florida in 1994, catching seven passes for 115 yards, including a 30-yard touchdown.

A four-year letterman, he played a pivotal role in Auburn’s 11-0 season in 1993 and earned All-SEC honors his junior and senior seasons. Fuller finished his college career with 22 receptions for 573 yards and five touchdowns, earning the Shug Jordan Award as Outstanding Senior Player and the Top Tiger Award for academics.

He had stints with the NFL’s Miami Dolphins, NFL Europe’s Barcelona Dragons (winning World Bowl V), and the Arena Football League’s Tennessee Valley Vipers, where his No. 82 was retired.

Transitioning to coaching, Fuller joined Alabama A&M’s staff, later becoming assistant head coach. He credits his parents, coaches at Johnson and Auburn, and colleagues at A&M for shaping his career. He and his wife, Cynarra, have three daughters.

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