If you’re looking for a player who plays with all out effort, all the time, Brody Little Brody Little 6'3" | CG/PG Belfry | 2027 State KY is your guy. Brody is capable of playing on or off the ball and can score or facilitate. He’s comfortable playing on the ball on defense, too. Little is smart with a high basketball IQ and is able to switch and guard multiple positions. Brody is a top player for a good Belfry squad and is off to a good start in AAU with Kentuckiana Hoops .

Little is a player who has really improved over the past two years. He’s also gotten much stronger which allows him to finish through contact at the rim and get to the free throw line. Brody gets overlooked because the 15th is LOADED in the Junior class but now that Belfry has a strong supporting cast, Little could make a big leap in year three.

Brody Little Brody Little 6'3" | CG/PG Belfry | 2027 State KY has already drawn college attention, earning an offer from Kentucky Christian University, and he’s poised to be among the region’s top performers this season. His quick first step and reliable mid-range shot make him dangerous offensively, while his length and athleticism allow him to guard multiple spots on the floor. The well-built guard can create scoring opportunities both on and off the ball and brings steady energy on defense. He’s strong finishing through contact in the lane, using his balance and body control to convert around the rim. Little also handles the ball with confidence, able to pull up for jumpers or make smart reads in pick-and-roll situations.

Brody has had a really good AAU and camp season and looks like he could be a top player in the region this season. Little has been a standout at multiple camps since his Sophomore year ended early due to injury. A strong guard who excels at attacking the rim, the expectation is that Little will lead a reloaded Belfry squad to regional title contention.

Brody has had a strong summer in both AAU and in camp settings. Belfry has added some new pieces over the summer and Little could be on the short list for best players in the region, preseason. A quick first step and a solid jumper help Brody on the offensive end and he’s shown that he has the ability to switch across positions on the defensive end. Little is a name to monitor this season.

There were a handful of Kentucky standouts at the camp and Little caught my eye in both the 3 V 3 and 5 V 5 portions of the showcase. Little had a couple power finishes in the paint, playing on balance and using his frame to score at the rim. Little was a primary ball handler for his team, knocking down a couple of pull-up jumpers as well as making plays as a pick and roll ball handler. Talented player out of eastern Kentucky.

Little was one of the leaders of the Belfry resurgence last season and appears primed for an even bigger Junior season after an ankle injury ended Brody’s Sophomore season prematurely. A good sized guard, Little can score with or without the ball and is an effective disruptor on the defensive end.

Brody’s season ended prematurely with a bad ankle sprain but he spent the season making a name for himself in the region as well as getting in the mix as a top guard in all of Eastern Kentucky. With a big AAU season looming, a healthy Little could make some positive impressions with coaches.

Staying in the mountains, Brody gets into the top 40 of this loaded 2027 class. Belfry’s program is on the upswing and Little’s breakout season is a large reason why. Averaging 17 points per game already, that average will go up if Little’s three point and free throw shooting numbers improve in 2025.

Coach Perry is very high on Little and his long-term potential. In the short term, Brody is going to have a very big role for the Pirates. He and Jaxon Estridge should be the cornerstone for Belfry this season and Brody should be expected to flourish in his new school after transferring from Pikeville this summer.