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University of Nebraska - Kearney Athletics

Coach Rob Fuller

Rob Fuller

Robert Fuller began his duties as an assistant coach at Nebraska-Kearney in July 2024. 

The California native prepped at St. Bernard H.S. in Los Angeles from 2012-16 where he played for current Loper head assistant coach Mitch Runco. He then worked for Runco the past two years (2022-25) at Omaha Westview H.S. and Everything to Gain (ETG) Midwest. 

After playing for Runco at St. Bernard, Fuller went onto East Los Angeles College and Division II Holy Names University (Oakland.). He helped East L.A. win 47 games and two league titles while leading the Pac West Conference in assist/turnover ratio in 2019-20 playing for HNU. He also was in the league's top five in both scoring and assists that season. Finally, Fuller was a two-time Academic All-Pac West qualifier who earned a Business Administration degree.Rob Fuller
 
"Rob brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience to Loper Basketball. Growing up in the heart of the basketball scene in Los Angeles, he knows what it takes to play at the high major Division I level as well as how to grind it out at the CCCAA level," said Levinson. "When Rob was coming out of high school, I tried to recruit him to Saddleback College only to coach against him at East LA. Watching Rob's journey as a player and a Coach has been fun to see and I'm glad we're finally on the same team."
 
Fuller began his coaching career at Price High School in Los Angeles before moving onto ETG Midwest and Westview. He also was a player development coach for two years at the Jerred Cook Skills Development, working one-on-one with professional players.
 
"After graduating from Holy Names, Rob jumped back into the LA basketball scene for the Los Angeles Premier AAU organization before moving to Omaha to help Mitch with ETG and Omaha Westview. I always say point guards make great coaches and he is the definition of a point guard. He will make every one of us better every day and I can't wait to see Rob's work pay off for the Lopers," said Levinson.