Litton might be the most difficult All-Star to see on this list this fall. Beloit is one of the furthest western teams I will attempt to watch play this fall. I went to Gypsum last fall to see the battle of the Trojans, but that game got rained out, and I scouted volleyball on during the rescheduled game. Litton is ranked No. 33 overall and has verbally committed to play for New Mexico. He is transitioning to the offensive tackle position after mostly playing tight end last fall.

Litton is an athletic multi-sport prospect who has been collecting college offers at a fast rate of late. He has offers from Eastern Illinois and Southern Illinois in just the past week. He is a quick prospect who can play as an edge rusher or as a tight end. Last season, he recorded 22 tackles and made two receptions. He also plays basketball for the Trojans. Litton chipped in 4.9 points and four rebounds per game for Beloit. The Trojans were one win away from qualifying for the Class 3A State Tournament, falling to Lakin in a Sub-State title game. Litton is ranked No. 27 overall among his Kansas peers and is the fourth-ranked defensive lineman. Not that he won’t be recruited as a tight end, but I see his college future lined up on the defensive front.

Brody Litton Brody Litton 6'6" | 260 lbs | OL/DL Beloit | 2026 State KS , a defensive end with elite size, stands out on the field with his imposing presence and strong arms, which he effectively uses to reach out and snare ball carriers. Physically, he looks the part of a high-impact player, but his performance on the field reveals a softer, unrefined side to his game. His movements are lanky and lack the aggression and mechanical precision needed at higher levels of play. While he has the foundational physical traits that suggest a high ceiling, Litton will need significant time and development to harness his potential and become a more aggressive and technically sound defender.