Rambo Draws MVP Blood

Oklahoma's class of 2018 is done playing in the 2016 season but the Sooners class of 2017 is still going at it and on some of the biggest stages in high school football put up some massive performances this weekend. With many wondering who could be Oklahoma's future star receivers, two of Oklahoma's future pass catchers put up eye-popping numbers, a future cornerback made an eye-popping play in a state title win. But who took home the MVP?

The Skinny: Lancaster, without Austin, who is now recovering following ACL surgery came up just short against Mesquite Poteet, 34-27.

Next Week: Lancaster (12-2) ended their season in the quarterfinals of the Texas 5A division two playoffs.

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

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Against one of the state's most explosive passing offenses Broiles, and his Bears defense, held Jones to just 236-yards passing but it wasn't enough as Jones found their way on the ground in a 36-29 win over John Marshall.

Next Week: John Marshall (12-2) ended their season in the semifinals of the Oklahoma 3A playoffs.

The Skinny: Mansfield (10-3) ended their season in the third round of the 6A division two playoffs.

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Brown, who had three receptions for 84-yards, including a 53-yard catch and run that saw him outdistance the entire Norman North defense, helped his Redskins to a 57-43 6A-1 state championship over the Timberwolves.

Next Week: Union (11-2) ended their season as the Oklahoma 6A-1 state champions.

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

Next Week: N/A.

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

Next Week: N/A.

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

Next Week: N/A.

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

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Hall, as always, was a big piece of his team's victory, this time over traditional powerhouse Butler as Vance went for two in overtime to down Butler 50-49.

Next Week: Vance (13-1) is meeting Greensboro Page in the semifinals of the North Carolina 4A playoffs.

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

Next Week: N/A.

The Skinny: Another week, another dominating win for Richmond Foster, this time downing Dripping Springs 51-28. Lamb more than did his part with nine catches for 226-yards and five touchdowns (58, 22, 48, 18, 9).

Next Week: Foster (14-0) is meeting Temple in the semifinals of the Texas 5A division one playoffs at TBA on Dec. 10 at 5:00 p.m.

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

Next Week: N/A.

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

Next Week: N/A.

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 his game of the year, and probably career, with 12 receptions for 284-yards and three touchdowns (65, 10, 66) but it wasn't enough as Cedar Hill was downed by rival DeSoto 55-41.

Next Week: Cedar Hill (11-3) ended their season in the quarterfinals of the Texas 6A division two playoffs.

mThe 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 got off to a huge start in the Valley of the Sun bowl, up 21-0 early but couldn't hang on before being downed 48-42 in overtime against Mesa Community College. Sutton had 11 carries for 93-yards and a 35-yard touchdown.

Next Week: Lackawanna C.C. (10-1) ended their season in the Valley of the Sun Bowl.

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: It may not have come in a win but Rambo just couldn't have done a lot more against one of the country's best teams in DeSoto. Obviously Cedarian Lamb, Marcellias Sutton, and Tre Brown all had big moments including Brown helping close out a state title. However, there just couldn't be a pick against Rambo who had one of the best games of any Sooner commitment this season.

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

Week 13 MVP - Jeremiah Hall

Week 14 MVP - Charleston Rambo