A two-season YSU rushing machine with proven TD production
Marcus Mason stood out at Youngstown State as a high-volume, high-efficiency RB, piling up 2,739 rushing yards and 31 touchdowns in just 21 games while averaging 5.7 yards per carry and 130.4 rushing yards per game[1][9]. That production marks him as a true difference-maker: downhill, durable enough to handle a workhorse role, and clearly a finisher in the red zone[1][9]. For a team looking for a back who can carry an offense and force defensive adjustments, Mason’s blend of burst, consistency, and scoring punch is the kind of profile coaches like to plug in fast[1][9].
