Oklahoma's commitments are all, at least, two weeks into their playoff seasons and though a few saw their seasons come to an end this weekend several more kept marching toward potential state titles. In fact two have set up a third round rematch in the Dallas Metroplex next Friday night.

The Skinny: Lancaster, without Austin, who is now recovering following ACL surgery fell behind 13-0 before outscoring Woodrow Wilson 58-26 for a 58-39 win.

Next Week: Lancaster (11-1) is meeting Wylie East in the third round of the Texas 5A division two playoffs at Allen ISD stadium in Allen.

The Skinny: Barnes, whose season ended with a broken bone in his leg, watched as his teammates came up short against fellow Dallas area powerhouse DeSoto 48-30.

Next Week: Carroll (10-2) ended their season in the second round of the Texas 6A division two playoffs.

The Skinny: Broiles had one of his biggest nights of the year with a goal line interception and 49-yard return to go along with a 57-yard touchdown reception in John Marshall's 41-0 win over Perkins-Tryon.

Next Week: John Marshall (11-1) is meeting Stigler in the quarterfinals of the Oklahoma 3A playoffs.

The Skinny: In a career full of big games Brooks saved one of his best for one of his last. Against Amarillo Tascosa Brooks managed 320-yards and seven touchdowns (37, 43, 6, 38, 2, 17, 27) on 30-carries in Mansfield's 54-43 win.

Next Week: Mansfield (10-2) is meeting Cedar Hill in the third round of the 6A division two playoffs at Wichita Falls' Memorial stadium.

The Skinny: Brown helped Union hold arch rival Jenks to just over 250-yards of total offense and made a huge contribution on special teams with a 99-yard kickoff return for touchdown to kill Jenks' momentum and seal Union's eventual 45-21 win.

Next Week: Union (10-2) is meeting Norman North in the finals of the Oklahoma 6A-1 playoffs on Friday Dec. 2 at Tulsa University's Chapman stadium.

The Skinny: Calcaterra and his Santa Margarita Catholic squad ran into one of the nation's elite programs, St. John Bosco and came up short, 54-14.

Next Week: Catholic (7-5) ended their season in the second round of the California Southern Section Division one playoffs.

The Skinny: Suncoast (4-6) ended their season in the first round of the Florida 5A playoffs.

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Draper and Collinsville fought for a second straight year with a road upset of Lawton MacArthur but no such upset would come as the Highlands downed Draper and co. 28-14.

Next Week: Collinsville (9-3) ended their season in the second round of the Oklahoma 5A playoffs.

The Skinny: Stellar Prep had trouble getting much going in ugly weather conditions coming up short against St. Patrick-St. Vincent 24-0.

Next Week: Stellar Prep (6-4) ended their season in the second round of the North Coast Section division five championships.

The Skinny: Hall had a four-yard touchdown reception in Vance's playoff opening 61-24 win over Ardrey Kell after a bye in the first round.

Next Week: Vance (11-1) is traveling to Myers Park in the third round of the North Carolina 4A playoffs.

The Skinny: Pattonville (4-7) finished their season in the second round of the Missouri Class 5 playoffs.

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Shawnee (5-6) ended their season in the first round of the Oklahoma 5A playoffs.

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Lamb and his Foster teammates just keep dominating. While downing San Antonio Alamo Heights 55-27 Lamb himself had nine catches for 131-yards and two touchdowns (9, 26). He also had a 63-yard kickoff return.

Next Week: Foster (12-0) is meeting Eagle Pass Winn in the third round of the Texas 5A division one playoffs at San Antonio's Comalander stadium.

The Skinny: Canyon ended their season at 2-8.

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Murray and his Elkins teammates ran into an always talented Port Arthur Memorial squad and came up short, 45-14.

Next Week: Elkins (6-6) ended their season in the second round of the Texas 5A division one playoffs at Turner stadium in Humble, Texas.

The Skinny: East Nashville Magnet (4-7) ended their season in the first round of the Tennessee 3A playoffs.

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Rambo had a huge role in his team's hard-fought 23-21 win over fellow D/FW powerhouse Denton Guyer. His 10 catches for 162-yards and two touchdowns (55, 23)

Next Week: Cedar Hill (10-2) is meeting Mansfield in the third round of the Texas 6A division two playoffs.

The Skinny: Newbury Park (7-4) ended their season in the first round of the Southern Section division three playoffs.

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Boyd ended their season at 2-8.

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Horn (6-5) ended their season in the first round of the Texas 6A division one playoffs.

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Sprayberry ended their season at 6-4.

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Sutton and Lackawanna had the week off.

Next Week: Lackawanna C.C. (10-0) is meeting Mesa College in the Valley of the Sun Bowl at 2 p.m. on Sat., Dec. 3, 2016 at John D. Riggs stadium in Mesa, Ariz.

The Skinny: Memorial ended their season at 4-6.

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Southmoore (6-5) ended their season in the first round of the Oklahoma 6A division one playoffs.

Next Week: N/A.

The Thinking: The day has finally come for Brooks, who has had a worthy argument just about every week since his commitment early in the year, to be the week's MVP. This one doesn't need a ton of conversation, he had a massive night not only scoring by the boatload but keeping his offense moving. Although Charleston Rambo also put up a night worthy of consideration.

MVP History:

Week 0 MVP - Cameron Rising

Week 1 MVP - Jalen Reagor

Week 2 MVP - Isaiah Thomas

Week 3 MVP - Justin Broiles

Week 4 MVP - Trey Sermon

Week 5 MVP - Robert Barnes

Week 6 MVP - Cameron Rising

Week 7 MVP - Cedarian Lamb

Week 8 MVP - Grant Calcaterra

Week 9 MVP - Kenneth Murray

Week 10 MVP - Chris Robison

Week 11 MVP - Marcelias Sutton

Week 12 MVP - Kennedy Brooks