Kyle Fuller had never played quarterback until this season. A versatile athlete that projects initially as a cornerback at Virginia Tech, Fuller was called upon to be Mount St. Joseph's (Baltimore, MD) starting signal caller in 2009. The 6-0, 165-pound senior responded well, guiding his team to two wins to start the season.

"I felt comfortable. The game was moving slowly for me, so I felt good," Fuller said of his experience playing quarterback. "In our first game I had two rushing touchdowns and I made an interception. Our second game, we won a close game. I had to make a lot of plays on my own because the other team had a good plan for us. They wouldn't let me get outside. We wound up winning 9-6. Our only touchdown came at the end of the first half. I threw a Hail Mary in the endzone. They picked it off, tried to run it back, fumbled, and we returned it for a touchdown."