The RJ Young Show

RJ and Ron decided to talk about how Oklahoma can turn its No. 11 recruiting class in 2020 into a national championship winner using the Dabo Swinney Clemson model; how Nick Saban put together a No. 2-ranked 2020 recruiting class using nothing more than his mobile phone; the national media's obsession with Kevin Durant and how the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series actually crowns a champion.

RJ and Tulsa World sports columnist Bill Haisten talked about the outlooks for OU and OSU in the 2020, wrecking a motorcycle and how Bill came to newspapers.

1. Tom Herman can still close With Top247 defensive lineman Alfred Collins choosing Texas over Oklahoma, the Longhorns were able to leap into the top 10 of the industry-generated 247Sports Composite 2020 ream rankings. The Sooners began the day ranked No. 9, but a late surge by not just Texas but Jeremy Pruitt's Tennessee Vols pushed the Sooners to No. 11. It would be the first time Oklahoma has finished outside the top 10 in the team rankings since 2016. Even with the staff changes, Herman showed he can still close hard in February. 2. The Big 12 still can't recruit with the SEC Three of the top five and seven of the top 10 classes for the 2020 cycle come from the Southeastern Conference. Knowing that Oklahoma was the only team to make the College Football Playoff to finish outside the top 5 in this cycle is also not a good look.

RJ and Ron cutup about Josh Jacobs, the Warren Spahn Award, 'The Gentlemen' and a bit of something else.

NFL veteran Jerry Ostroski tell stories about his days as a high school football recruit and pro. MaxPreps football editor Zack Poff dishes on Bryce Young, DJ Uiagalelei, Korey Foreman, Arch Manning, Mater Dei and the duo of Noah Sewell and Justin Flowe joining Mario Cristobal's Oregon Ducks with Justin Flowe. 4:18—Poff starts dishing 32:53—Jerry O starts telling stories

Texas Longhorns and 5-star running back signee Bijan Robinson, Clemson true freshman and 5-star defensive lineman Bryan Bresee and Kansas Jayhawks head coach Les Miles are not bigger than New Orleans Pelican Zion Williamson. RJ and Ron chopped it up about that while drafting their favorite cartoons generally cutting up. And NBA great Kobe Bryant passed away.

RJ and Ron discussed Joe Burrow entering the Cam Newton Zone, 2020's best remaining uncommitted prospects and single moms vs. everybody.

RJ and Ron chop it up about the SEC West being one of the deepest college football divisions in history. Nick Saban, Mike Leach, Gus Malzahn, Sam Pittman, Lane Kiffin, Ed Orgeron and Lane Kiffin will make this so much fun. They also have all the words for the XFL being fun, the emergence of 5-star QB Caleb Williams, LSU v. Clemson and who should be the next head coach at Baylor.

With Derrick Henry rushing for over 200 yards against the New England Patriots, we have to talk about his monster high school stats. We also need to curse out Adam Sandler and "Uncut Gems."

Lincoln Riley's Oklahoma Sooners face Gary Patterson's TCU Horned Frogs on Saturday. Jalen Hurts is still in the middle of a Heisman campaign as Max Duggan is ascending with Taye Barber at wide receiver. Oklahoma is a bubble team in the #CFBPlayoff and looking to compete for College Football National Championship. Sign up for my newsletter between now and December 7, and you get a chance to win an Oklahoma Sooners lamp: http://eepurl.com/c-gZg9

RJ and Jerry Ostroski chopped it up about Oklahoma traveling Baylor with College GameDay in tow. Lincoln Riley faces Matt Rhule in the biggest game of Rhule's career.

Ohio State destroyed Maryland 73-14, which means the Buckeyes have won nine straight games by 20 points or more. And they out-gained the Terps in total offense 192-1 more yard than I gained from the couch watching that game. With a 46-41 win against the Tide, the LSU Tigers snapped Alabama’s 31-game home-win-streak. President Trump was at the game. He was the first sitting president since William H. Taft in 1909 to attend an LSU game, which is as political as this channel is gonna get. Minnesota upset Penn State 31-26 at TCF Bank Stadium. Antoine Winfield Jr. had two picks. Rashod Bateman snatched seven passes for 203 yards, and the win ended a 13-game losing streak against ranked opponents. The win against No. 4 Penn State was the Golden Gophers’ first against a top-five opponent since beating No. 2 Penn State in 1999. The Gophers have a two-game lead in the West Division with three left to play, which means the rodent is this close to getting exterminated by Ohio State. Clemson neutered the Wolfpack 55-10, but that team lost its manhood to West Virginia two months ago. Georgia’s defense decided to make like Judge Smails with Mizzou. You’ll get nothing and like it. The 27-0 victory was the third shutout the Bulldogs pitched this season, which is the first time that’s happened since 1981. Oregon and Utah didn’t play this week. But nobody noticed, and the Pac-12 Network probably didn’t either. And when it does you’ll never see it. Baylor damn near screwed up getting College Game Day to come to the crib. They beat Texas Christian 29-23 in three overtimes in a game that yielded five turnovers, six sacks and 21 penalties for 192 yards, which is 52 yards more than Max Duggan passed for and 93 more yards than Baylor rushed for, and my Baylor thank you for putting yourself in position to take this Sooner whooping in front of a national TV crowd. Lincoln Riley's Oklahoma Sooners barely beat Matt Campbell's Iowa State Cyclones 42-41 on Saturday night, and it's the closest thing to a bad win OU has seen in years. Jalen Hurts hit 18 of 26 passes for 273 yards and rushed for 68 on 22 carries. Brock Purdy passed for 282 yards with five touchdowns, and Breece Hall rushed for 110 yards on 18 carries. Oklahoma defensive coordinator Alex Grinch has some explaining to do as the Sooners have given up an average of damn near 45 points per game. Somebody stab me. Arkansas finally did what I said they were gonna do and removed Chad Morris from the driver’s seat in the hopes that Jesus will take the wheel. With a 4-18 record in Fayetteville, Morris got just one more game to get something going than he of the box-stealing, build a clubhouse clique, Willie Taggart, and has a record of 18-40 as a head coach. You can’t lose to Western Kentucky 45-19 and expect to be on the Razorback Christmas list. Chad Morris once worked at the University of Tulsa, and that’s my segue into 3-7 TU’s upset of 7-3 Central Florida in a game TU deserved to win. UCF did their damndest to help the Golden Hurricane with a Tulsa-esque 15 penalties for 120 yards, and Seth OK Boomer tried to give me a heart attack, but I didn’t stroke out though I’m sure some TU boosters did. K-State gave up the booty to Texas on a late smash from Dicker the Kicker who just keeps trying to make me use R-rated terms to describe his elongated right leg, but I have not given in yet. And Appalachian State is the Carolina states champ with wins over North Carolina and South Carolina. Transitive energy says you rank them right ahead of UGA, cowards.

Tom Herman and Texas Longhorns have an advantage against Lincoln Riley's Oklahoma Sooners on the defensive front. Keondre Coburn, Malcom Roach and Joseph Ossai will face an inexperienced offensive line led by center Creed Humphrey in the Red River Shootout.

As Lincoln Riley, Jalen Hurts and the No. 6 Oklahoma Sooners prepare for Tom Herman, Sam Ehlinger and the No. 11 Texas Longhorns, there are some salient questions we must ask of the two. One of which is can Texas football cover the 9.5-point spread in the Red River Rivalry?

OU vs. KU recap and analysis: The day did not start well for the sixth-ranked Oklahoma Sooners in Lawrence, Kan. But it ended with a 45-20 win. First, there was news that kickoff was pushed back half-an-hour due to a weather delay. Then there was news that OU would play without either of its starting offensive tackles. Neither Adrian Ealy nor Erik Swenson played against Kansas. Then there was news that OU running back Kennedy Brooks would not play after OU coach Lincoln Riley said he was fine on Monday following an illegal hit to his lower body against Texas Tech. KU running back Pooka Williams Jr. continued where he left off a year ago and feasted on the Sooners’ front seven. He ran for 98 yards on 16 carries in the half after rushing for 252 on OU last season in Norman.