Heisman Park Rangers

The Oklahoma Sooners won their sixth straight Big 12 Title, exacting revenge over the Iowa State Cyclones 27-21.

Randy and Ryan recap the entire game, including what they loved and hated about Lincoln Riley's play calling and game management, the defensive performance, and the crowning of Mr. Big 12 Championship.

Then, they predict where they think the Sooners will be ending up for Bowl Season and who Oklahoma will likely square off with.

Randy and Ryan are back and hopefully the Sooners are too.

We feel like OU will actually play this one... and it should be a doozy. The Iowa State-Oklahoma rematch is upon us, and silverware is on the line.

The duo previews the big game and tries to put their fingers on what the Sooners and the Cyclones have to do to escape victorious.

Then, they put a bow on the early signing day and the 16 commits who signed on the dotted line for Oklahoma.

It wasn't pretty, but it got the job done. The Oklahoma Sooners topped the Baylor Bears 27-14 on the gridiron after struggling with an outbreak of COVID-19 within the program.

Randy Heitz and Ryan Chapman relive the game, pondering if this was the most impressive performance to date by the Sooner defense.

They also sift through the offensive struggles, and identify the areas that truly have them concerned ahead of Oklahoma's regular season finale in Morgantown.

Then, the Rangers shift their attention to the hardcourt where the Sooners basketball team has tipped off their season in style. After a delay of their own, the Sooners are 2-0, including a win over conference foe TCU. Randy and Ryan talk expectations for the season and where they think the Sooners could end up in the stacked Big 12 Conference.

Sooners (hopefully) returning to the court and the field! by Highball Network

The Oklahoma defensive line ravaged the Cowboys, turning what was touted as an exciting Bedlam matchup into a blowout.

Randy and Ryan break down the impressive performance from the Sooners and wonder just how far this defensive line can take the Sooners.

Plus, they look at what made Lincoln Riley's offense so dynamic up against the best defense Oklahoma has faced all year long.

And finally... Mike Gundy. Sheesh.

After a slog of a schedule and the bye week, the Sooners are now ready to host the rival Cowboys in prime time!

Randy and Ryan break the huge Bedlam game down from all angles, and identify the biggest strengths and biggest areas of concern for the Sooners, who need a win to keep their Big 12 Title hopes alive.

Randy and Ryan are happy to be done talking Kansas Football.... unfortunately the Sooners last Bye Week is on deck.

While on the Bye, Oklahoma hopes Jadon Haselwood will be able to get back to full strength ahead of their big prime time matchup with the Cowboys.

Also, Randy and Ryan solve the college football COVID issues, and quite possibly fix World Peace.

The Sooners survived a slew of reviews and a four hour football game to run the Kansas Jayhawks out of the stadium, ultimately winning 62-9.

Randy and Ryan run down what takeaways (if any) the Sooners had from the game heading into the bye week and a huge Bedlam matchup.

A ton is going on this week but almost none of it pertains to who will prevail between the Sooners and the Jayhawks...

Randy and Ryan preview what they'll be looking for in one of the more lopsided games of the year, and what OU can take from this game headed into the huge Bedlam matchup.

Then, they turn their attention to basketball and the outpouring of memories after the loss of the legendary Coach Billy Tubbs earlier this week.

Finally, Randy and Ryan take a look around the Big 12 and predict what they think will happen in this backwards conference race to the finish.

Before diving into the football from the weekend, Randy and Ryan take a minute to reflect on the legacy of former Sooner basketball Coach Billy Tubbs. They recount the man and coach that he was, as well as what the University can do to honor him.

Then, the guys turn their attention to Oklahoma's gridiron dominance. Rhamondre Stevenson and Ronnie Perkins announced their return, and the Sooners put the Big 12 conference on notice after running the Red Raiders off their home field on Halloween.