Sarah Fuller Announces her Kicking Career is Over

Vanderbilt kicker Sarah Fuller has had one hell of a ride the last few weeks, and now that ride appears to be coming to an end. Fuller announced that her short-lived career is most likely ending. In a note on social media reacting to the cancellation of the Georgia-Vanderbilt game.

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Fuller wrote:

“It looks like my time as a football player has come to an end. I would like to personally thank the entire Vanderbilt football team, coaches, and support staff for this amazing opportunity to be part of this program. I was accepted as an athlete and a true member of this team. This is an experience that I will never forget and cherish forever. Good luck to the seniors and staff who are moving on to new adventures. My best wishes to the team as this program moves forward and continues to grow.”

Anchor Down! 🏈
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And catch Vandy soccer game next season ⚽️ pic.twitter.com/OzlMkLs8Um

— Sarah Fuller (@SarahFuller_27) December 15, 2020

But Fuller isn’t completely done with college sports.

Via Yahoo Sports about Fuller’s future:

After that, Fuller plans to transfer to North Texas. She’s planning on playing two more years of soccer and has no designs to play football. She told Yahoo Sports recently that her passion remains in soccer, but she said that if North Texas ever needed her in a pinch, she’d gladly step up.

“We’ve watched with admiration and great respect how Sarah has handled herself in making history at Vanderbilt,” North Texas athletic director Wren Baker said by phone on Monday. “We look forward to welcoming her to the Mean Green family and helping her extend her platform. I know she’s a role model for lots of people in the country, particularly young female athletes.”

Sarah Fuller will forever be remembered. What she has done can’t immediately be measured, but in the future, you’re going to see more women play at the men’s level, and we’ll all remember how it started.

Fuller is a real trailblazer.

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