Mason Drube

Drube is one of the more intriguing players we’ve seen in the ’25 class. He has a chance to be the most heavily recruited player from the state in the last decade and has an all-around game and athletic profile we’re really high on. He’s a three sport athlete who also plays baseball and basketball and as a three-year starter on the hoops team, has averaged 11 points and four rebounds a game. At 6-3, 205 pounds, Drube has a projectable frame and shows true dual-threat ability. He has a strong arm and throws the deeper outs and posts on a rope but shows the ability to throw with touch, anticipation and can layer the football between defenders with great accuracy. He doesn’t run a ton but his athleticism shows up in his pocket mobility, how he can elude pressure, extend plays and throw on the run or take off when he needs to. He looks on balance when he throws, even when rushed, gets the ball out quick and can throw from different arm angles. He’s a tough kid who stands tall in the pocket and will take a shot and isn’t afraid to deliver one either when he gets out in the open field. A definite Power 4 prospect and should be recruited at the national level.