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High School: A unanimous first-team all-district selection, also earned Team Texas (TexasHSFootball.com) and third-team all-state(Texas Sportswriters) recognition, ranking him among the top six offensive tacklesin Texas' largest classification...Helped lead Carroll High School, in the DFW Metroplex, to a district title and the third round of the Class 5A Region I state playoffs...Awarded three stars by Rivals.com, who ranked him the No. 80 offensive tackle in the nation...Was the only offensive lineman from his 2009 CHS team to earn an FBS scholarship, joining teammates that signed with Alabama, Texas Tech, Houston, Miami (Fla.) and Tulsa...Joins a group of Carroll football alumni that includes Chase Daniel (Missouri/New Orleans Saints), Greg McElroy (Alabama), Scott Chandler (Iowa/New York Giants), Garrett Hartley (Oklahoma/New Orleans Saints), Kris Brown (Nebraska/Houston Texans) and McKay Jacobson (BYU)...Started only one season, backing up all-state selection Matt Boyles as an underclassman...However, in that senior campaign, also garnered first-team all-area recognition (Fort Worth Star-Telegram Area Super Team), and mention in the Star-Telegram Top 50, the Dallas Morning News Metroplex Top 100, and Dave Campbell's Texas Football/maxpreps.com Top 300 in Texas...Additionally, ESPN Rise selected him as one of 26 all-combine players among 900 in attendance at the 2009 Nike Dallas Combine...Led the Dragons' offensive line in overall point production, including all three playoff contests...Did not allow a sack during the 13-game season (more than 400 passing plays) for an offense that threw for 3,675 yards and 29 TDs, protecting a QB that could eventually replace Case Keenum at Houston...Helped lead Carroll to a double-overtime win over Allen in the second round of the playoffs at Dallas Cowboys Stadium in front of 45,000 fans...Also served as team captain and offseason training program captain...Lettered twice in football and also threw the shot in track...Recognized on the Texas All-Scholastic Team in 2009 (Randy Rodgers Recruiting) with a 3.5 GPA...Top time in the 40-yard dash is 5.07... Head football coach was Hal Wasson...Recruited by Arkansas, Iowa State, Kansas State, Missouri, Northwestern, Oklahoma State, Purdue, San Diego State, Tulane, Tulsa, UTEP, Rice, Mississippi State and Wyoming. Personal: Given name Mason L. Hathaway...Born Jan. 29, 1992, in Germantown, Wis. ...Parents are Craig and Dawn Hathahway...Has an older sister...Interested in construction management as a Colorado State major...Hometown: Southlake, Texas.
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