Classic power presence who overwhelms with raw strength and athleticism. Built thick yet glides with unexpected agility for his size and finishes with authority through contact or over the top. Displays advanced physical power for his age and shows comfort putting the ball on the floor in the open floor.

Littleton is a powerful interior presence who impacts nearly every aspect of the game with his toughness and physicality. He embraces contact and consistently finishes through defenders around the basket using his strength and balance. What separates him is his willingness to do the little things that help teams win, whether it’s sprinting the floor in transition, communicating defensively, or setting hard screens to free up teammates. His motor never seems to slow down, and he brings a competitive edge every possession. He is the type of player who consistently affects winning and deserves plenty of attention moving forward.

Named Region Newcomer of the Year, Littleton made an immediate impact with a highly productive season. The strong, physical forward averaged a double-double with 17.8 points and over 10 rebounds per game, consistently imposing his presence in the paint. A high-level football prospect as well, he is an above-average athlete who can finish above the rim and plays with toughness and physicality. His combination of strength, athleticism, and production makes him a frontcourt prospect to track.

Littleton has been a dominant force thanks to a rare blend of size, physical power, and crafty skill. The inside-out forward punishes defenders on the block with his strength and footwork, yet he’s equally capable of stepping out and creating off the dribble on the perimeter. His versatility has transformed Coffee into a state playoff contender, as he leads the Trojans in scoring (16.7), rebounding (9.5), assists (2.1), and blocks (2.3) per game. Littleton’s ability to impact every column of the stat sheet while anchoring both ends of the floor makes him one of the most influential freshmen in the class.

The strong, 6’5 forward is the most productive freshman in South Georgia. Littleton is posting 17.2 points and 7.5 rebounds per game for the Trojans who are off to a 6-2 start. The freshman scores mostly in the painted area and has good feet and hands for a young, frontcourt prospect.

21.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, 1 assist, 1.5 steals

Through the freshman’s first two games, Xavien has been a dominant force with his unique blend of size, physical power and crafty skill. The inside-out forward can back down defenders and score with his back to the basket but is also capable of creating off the dribble on the perimeter.

Physical mismatch. Uses his football mentality to overpower opponents on the low block. Quick feet for his size, Xavien can take defenders off the bounce and score through their chest. Handles the ball well and can shoot the three. Jack of all trades.