Oklahoma's recruiting classes are now fully involved in high school playoffs, whether they've begun, are already knocked out, or are beginning their playoff runs it's been an interesting few weeks for the future Sooners. Take a look as we break down every player in Oklahoma's 2017 and 2018 commitment lists as they balance out both their injuries as well as their hopes of bringing home a state title for their programs.

The Skinny: Lancaster, without Austin, who is now recovering following ACL surgery last week, downed Midlothian 42-12.

Next Week: Lancaster (9-1) is facing Arlington Seguin in the first round of the Texas 5A division two playoffs at Irving Schools Stadium.

The Skinny: Barnes, whose season ended with a broken bone in his leg last week, watched as his teammates downed Hebron 52-34.

Next Week: Carroll (9-1) is hosting Wylie in the first round of the Texas 6A division two playoffs.

The Skinny: Broiles and his John Marshall teammates stuffed Purcell in what was a district title deciding matchup. Purcell managed just 98-yards of total offense on the night as the Bears just keep rolling, this time winning 49-8.

Next Week: John Marshall (9-1) is hosting Madill in the first round of the Oklahoma 3A playoffs.

The Skinny: Brooks was held out for the second straight week but it didn't slow Mansfield from demolishing North Crowley 42-7.

Next Week: Mansfield (8-2) is hosting Keller Fossil Ridge in the first round of the 6A division two playoffs.

The Skinny: Brown helped Union down a feisty Mustang bunch 20-17. On the night he had a long kickoff return as well as a 52-yard reception.

Next Week: Union (8-2) is hosting Broken Arrow in the first round of the Oklahoma 6A-1 playoffs.

The Skinny: Calcaterra helped Catholic to a win over traditional powerhouse, Anaheim Servite 49-24. On the night he had four receptions for 76-yards and a touchdown.

Next Week: Catholic (6-4) is traveling to Gardena Serra in the first round of the California Southern Section Division one playoffs.

The Skinny: Daley continues to sit out, as a precaution to a MCL injury earlier this season, and his team came up short of Palm Beach Lakes, 34-23.

Next Week: Suncoast (4-5) is hosting Cardinal Gibbons in the first round of the Florida 5A playoffs.

The Skinny: Draper and his Collinsville teammates came up with a big district win, 24-10 over Skiatook as the Cardinals used a few big offensive plays and a defense that came up with numerous key stops to set up a home game in the first round of the playoffs.

Next Week: Collinsville (8-2) is hosting Coweta in the first round of the Oklahoma 5A playoffs.

The Skinny: Gumbs and his Stellar teammates just keep rolling with a 42-7 win over San Jose Harker.

Next Week: Stellar Prep (6-3) has a bye in the first round of the North Coast Section division five championships.

The Skinny: Hall and his teammates continued their big season with a 41-17 win over a quality Cornelius Hough team. Hall had three scores in the game on runs of 4, 16, and one-yard.

Next Week: Vance (10-1) has a bye in the first 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: Humphrey and Shawnee rolled in the first half scoring 33-points but were shut out in the second half as Noble downed the Wolves 56-33.

Next Week: Shawnee (5-5) is traveling to Bishop Kelley in the first round of the Oklahoma 5A playoffs.

The Skinny: Lamb and his Foster teammates finished the first undefeated in school history with a 49-6 win over district rival Lamar Consolidated. Lamb had a relatively quiet night with four catches for 34-yards and a 10-yard touchdown along with one carry for four-yards.

Next Week: Foster (10-0) is hosting San Antonio Brackenridge in the first round of the Texas 5A division one playoffs.

The Skinny: Mundschau and Canyon fell to Converse Judson 17-9 but Mundschau had a nice individual night with seven punts for an average of 45-yards per kick, one inside the 20, and one 41-yard field goal.

Next Week: Canyon ended their season at 2-8.

The Skinny: Murray and his Elkins teammates prove themselves week in and week out as one of the more heart-stopping teams in Texas. Falling behind with less than a minute left Elkins found a way back to win 30-27, sealing the win with a late interception.

Next Week: Elkins (5-5) is traveling to Houston Madison in the first round of the Texas 5A division one playoffs.

The Skinny: Magnet came up short of highly-regarded Fairview 48-24 but Phillips more than did his part having 19 tackles (nine solo).

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

The Skinny: Rambo has been really coming on over the last month of the season, put up another big night with eight receptions for 138-yards and two touchdowns (22, 10) in his team's 45-7 win over Irving.

Next Week: Cedar Hill (8-2) is traveling to Waco Midway in the first round of the Texas 6A division two playoffs.

The Skinny: Rising was still sitting out, due to a reported separated shoulder, but that didn't stop his Newbury Park teammates from cruising past Thousand Oaks 42-7.

Next Week: Newbury Park (7-3) is traveling to Huntington Beach Edison in the first round of the Southern Section division three playoffs.

The Skinny: Boyd got a nice conclusion to the end of the season by downing district rival McKinney 38-14. Robinson more than did his part helping his team to an amazing 451-yards rushing.

Next Week: Boyd ended their season at 2-8.

The Skinny: With his team in a win or go home scenario Robinson came up huge for Mesquite Horn with an 18-25 for 316-yards and three touchdowns (4, 54, 20) as Horn downed Rockwall-Heath 47-42.

Next Week: Horn (6-4) is traveling to The Woodlands in the first round of the Texas 6A division one playoffs.

The Skinny: Sermon had a solid game with 16-carries for 110-yards and two touchdowns (17, 2) but it wasn't enough as Sprayberry, in a win or go home scenario, fell to Canton Sequoyah 17-14.

Next Week: Sprayberry ended their season at 6-4.

The Skinny: Lackawanna had the week off.

Next Week: Lackawanna C.C. (9-0) is meeting Georgia Military College in Huntington, W.Va. at 1:00 p.m. on Sun., Nov. 13

The Skinny: Thomas and his Memorial teammates finished their season on the right foot with a 33-22 win over Tulsa Nathan Hale.

Next Week: Memorial ended their season at 4-6.

The Skinny: Walker and the Sabercats finished the regular season off with a 39-7 win over Putnam City North. Southmoore averaged almost six-yards per carry behind Walker, and teammates, blocking.

Next Week: Southmoore (6-4) is traveling to Jenks in the first round of the Oklahoma 6A division one playoffs.

The Thinking: This group has been absolutely decimated by injuries over the past few weeks so the list of eligible candidates had fallen off somewhat. However with big nights from Jeremiah Hall, Jacob Phillips and Charleston Rambo there was definitely a challenge issued to Robison. In the end Hall was the most real threat thanks to playing so well against a quality opponent. However, Robison's do or die situation and his performance within that made him the only choice.

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