Stat Line: 12 carries, 272 rushing yards, four touchdowns

Mason rattled for nearly 2.3 first downs (22.6) per carry in their defeat of #5 ranked Dakota Valley last Thursday night. His game tape shows off excellent fluidity and finish within his athletic mobility showing off plenty of awareness getting yards in the open field and his twitch could stretch the field for more. He also showed off solid bases of power thru contact getting those long yards he accumulated as Mason showed off the pull away speed and patience within his reps with about half of the Quarriers touchdowns against Dakota Valley. The vision Mason shows off has plenty of versatility, as a 2024 prospect that I still believe is under-recruited at the Division II level that plays bigger than those measurables will show you.

Stat Line: 203 rushing yards, four touchdowns.

Mason is a 2024 prospect we have evaluated as a linebacker, but what he showed off for the Quarriers against the arch-rival Madison Bulldogs at the running back position shows off some potential position flexibility at the next-level. Mason showed off an extremely agile first step and has the north-south running ability to flip the field with his fluid burst from start to finish as a prospect to my eyes as always played bigger than his measurables. I also love the patience Mason runs with around the edges of the field, as he still blossoms with athleticism with that patience while waiting for that hole to open so he can make his cut that comes with a strong instinction level. Mason also shows off a durability skillset thru the cusp of the inside box that is built to take up contact in the A-gap. Mason is another 2024 prospect that needs to be on more Division II radars for sure. Twitter