As a true freshman in 2018, Georgia Tech running back Jordan Mason was phenomenal for the Yellow Jackets when on the field. He rushed for 659-yards and seven touchdowns on 108-carries over the course of the season that saw him go from a backup to the Jackets main-option following KirVonte Benson’s knee injury. That season created big expectations for the sophomore in 2019 even with a change in offensive scheme.
Through seven games, those expectations are being met, if not surpassed. The 6-foot-1, 220-pound back from Gallatin, Tennessee has been one of the few signs of consistency on the Jackets offense through the first seven games and his been a bright spot to say the least.