Early Signing Period: 3-star DT Trevon Mason signs with Arizona

The Arizona Wildcats signed a massive JUCO defensive tackle from Texas on Wednesday in 3-star Trevon Mason.

Read on for Mason’s profile.

Height/Weight: 6-foot-7, 305 pounds

High School/Junior College: Sam Houston HS/Navarro College

Hometown: Arlington, Texas

Ranking (JUCO): No. 128 overall, No. 15 defensive tackle, No. 6 player in Texas

Star Rating: 3-star (247Sports Composite), 3-star (247Sports), 2-star (Rivals)

2018 Stats: Unknown

Career Stats: Unknown

Other Offers: Nebraska, Old Dominion, Southern Miss, Western Kentucky

Early Enrollee: Yes

Brandon’s thoughts: Mason is a rather large human being. Honestly, I’ve never seen a player with his size on Arizona’s D-line. I can see him, Myles Tapusoa and PJ Johnson all on the field at once and just being a problem for opposing offensive fronts. Throw in JB Brown and Jalen Harris, and the defensive front will be the best I’ve seen at Arizona in a long time. Mason is quick for his size, but I think he will need to quicken his first step after the snap. Overall a solid get for this staff.

Gabe’s Thoughts: It’s clear that the staff wants something bigger and immediate on the defensive line and Mason fills both those needs. Arizona is going to have a lot of size on the line next season and Mason figures to be in a position to play a lot of snaps. Despite being 6-foot-7 and 300-plus pounds, Mason can truly play any position on the line. He’s quick, strong and has the size so I’m comfortable with however coach Iona Uigalelei decides to plug him in.

Trevon’s thoughts on being a Wildcat: “I’m blessed to be a Wildcat.”

Season Highlights:

Favorite Food: “Some good BBQ, such as brisket, baked beans, and potato salad.”

Favorite Music Artist: “NBA YoungBoy”

Hobbies: “I like to play the game (football) and hoop when I have time.”

Favorite Sports Team/Pro Athlete: “The (Dallas) Cowboys. I don’t really have a favorite athlete.”

Biggest supporter throughout your career: “My aunt and mom.”

What you love most about playing football: “Hitting people with the helmet, making plays, and getting to the quarterback.”

Major: “Communication.”