West of Everest: An Oklahoma Football Podcast

In the opening take, Grant applauds OU and Tulane for making sure the game is happening this weekend. Then Lee joins to discuss the worsening OU running backs situation. What does this do to OU's offense? Will other players switch positions to RB (7:50)? It's been reported that Theo Wease is injured (16:20). Lincoln Riley told us who was going to be playing on the O-Line this Saturday. Then a day later, the depth chart came out with at least one puzzling designation (20:10). Alex Grinch maintains that 8 players will get snaps on the inside of the D-Line and also that 6 different players will get snaps on the edge. Also we take a look at the Front 7 depth chart (29:15). Grant says the most interesting part of the depth chart is the secondary. Are we ready for a potential Justin Broiles revival? Has Lee overstated the potential impact of Key Lawrence (34:30)? Billy Bowman's listed with Jeremiah Criddell starting at the Nickel spot. Grant asks "is Billy Bowman what everyone thought Bookie was going to be?" (41:05). We jump into the OU-Tulane preview. Tulane's defense was dreadful against the pass in 2020. The Green Wave have a few pretty good players returning, but the Sooners' offense should be able to do whatever it wants (44:55). Tulane's offense scored a lot of points in 2020 and 10 starters return including QB Michael Pratt. A new Offensive Coordinator makes things a bit interesting. Pass protection was a problem for Tulane, but Grant tells us that they've got a pretty good offense that should be a nice early test for OU (56:50). The guys tell you what they want to see happen this Saturday. Lee focuses mostly on Spencer Rattler, while Grant provides more details from both sides of the ball (1:09:20). Making sure we mention that Tulane QB Pratt seems to be somewhat turnover prone (1:15:20). Finally, we make our OU-Tulane predictions (1:16:55). From here, we take a look at all the games featuring Big 12 teams in Week 1. K-State v Stanford is interesting. How is Stanford so bad all of a sudden? And Grant wants to know why this game is happening in Arlington (1:22:15)? West Virginia opens up at Maryland, which could be kinda interesting. Iowa State hosts Northern Iowa, which always seems to push ISU (1:26:55). Grant really like Texas hosting Louisiana. Lee's not sure what to think of this one (1:30:30). Texas Tech takes on Houston, OSU hosts Missouri State, Baylor is at Texas State, and TCU hosts Duquesne (1:32:45). Lee asks Grant if he wants to change his mind about Nebraska? Did Bret Bielema get a raw deal at Arkansas (1:36:00)? We close the show by making picks on the 5 biggest games of the week: Penn State at Wisconsin/Alabama v Miami/Indiana at Iowa/Georgia v Clemson/LSU at UCLA (1:39:40). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

In the opening take, Grant applauds OU and Tulane for making sure the game is happening this weekend. Then Lee joins to discuss the worsening OU running backs situation. What does this do to OU's offense? Will other players switch positions to RB (7:50)? It's been reported that Theo Wease is injured (16:20). Lincoln Riley told us who was going to be playing on the O-Line this Saturday. Then a day later, the depth chart came out with at least one puzzling designation (20:10). Alex Grinch maintains that 8 players will get snaps on the inside of the D-Line and also that 6 different players will get snaps on the edge. Also we take a look at the Front 7 depth chart (29:15). Grant says the most interesting part of the depth chart is the secondary. Are we ready for a potential Justin Broiles revival? Has Lee overstated the potential impact of Key Lawrence (34:30)? Billy Bowman's listed with Jeremiah Criddell starting at the Nickel spot. Grant asks "is Billy Bowman what everyone thought Bookie was going to be?" (41:05). We jump into the OU-Tulane preview. Tulane's defense was dreadful against the pass in 2020. The Green Wave have a few pretty good players returning, but the Sooners' offense should be able to do whatever it wants (44:55). Tulane's offense scored a lot of points in 2020 and 10 starters return including QB Michael Pratt. A new Offensive Coordinator makes things a bit interesting. Pass protection was a problem for Tulane, but Grant tells us that they've got a pretty good offense that should be a nice early test for OU (56:50). The guys tell you what they want to see happen this Saturday. Lee focuses mostly on Spencer Rattler, while Grant provides more details from both sides of the ball (1:09:20). Making sure we mention that Tulane QB Pratt seems to be somewhat turnover prone (1:15:20). Finally, we make our OU-Tulane predictions (1:16:55). From here, we take a look at all the games featuring Big 12 teams in Week 1. K-State v Stanford is interesting. How is Stanford so bad all of a sudden? And Grant wants to know why this game is happening in Arlington (1:22:15)? West Virginia opens up at Maryland, which could be kinda interesting. Iowa State hosts Northern Iowa, which always seems to push ISU (1:26:55). Grant really like Texas hosting Louisiana. Lee's not sure what to think of this one (1:30:30). Texas Tech takes on Houston, OSU hosts Missouri State, Baylor is at Texas State, and TCU hosts Duquesne (1:32:45). Lee asks Grant if he wants to change his mind about Nebraska? Did Bret Bielema get a raw deal at Arkansas (1:36:00)? We close the show by making picks on the 5 biggest games of the week: Penn State at Wisconsin/Alabama v Miami/Indiana at Iowa/Georgia v Clemson/LSU at UCLA (1:39:40). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

In the opening take, Grant applauds OU and Tulane for making sure the game is happening this weekend. Then Lee joins to discuss the worsening OU running backs situation. What does this do to OU's offense? Will other players switch positions to RB (7:50)? It's been reported that Theo Wease is injured (16:20). Lincoln Riley told us who was going to be playing on the O-Line this Saturday. Then a day later, the depth chart came out with at least one puzzling designation (20:10). Alex Grinch maintains that 8 players will get snaps on the inside of the D-Line and also that 6 different players will get snaps on the edge. Also we take a look at the Front 7 depth chart (29:15). Grant says the most interesting part of the depth chart is the secondary. Are we ready for a potential Justin Broiles revival? Has Lee overstated the potential impact of Key Lawrence (34:30)? Billy Bowman's listed with Jeremiah Criddell starting at the Nickel spot. Grant asks "is Billy Bowman what everyone thought Bookie was going to be?" (41:05). We jump into the OU-Tulane preview. Tulane's defense was dreadful against the pass in 2020. The Green Wave have a few pretty good players returning, but the Sooners' offense should be able to do whatever it wants (44:55). Tulane's offense scored a lot of points in 2020 and 10 starters return including QB Michael Pratt. A new Offensive Coordinator makes things a bit interesting. Pass protection was a problem for Tulane, but Grant tells us that they've got a pretty good offense that should be a nice early test for OU (56:50). The guys tell you what they want to see happen this Saturday. Lee focuses mostly on Spencer Rattler, while Grant provides more details from both sides of the ball (1:09:20). Making sure we mention that Tulane QB Pratt seems to be somewhat turnover prone (1:15:20). Finally, we make our OU-Tulane predictions (1:16:55). From here, we take a look at all the games featuring Big 12 teams in Week 1. K-State v Stanford is interesting. How is Stanford so bad all of a sudden? And Grant wants to know why this game is happening in Arlington (1:22:15)? West Virginia opens up at Maryland, which could be kinda interesting. Iowa State hosts Northern Iowa, which always seems to push ISU (1:26:55). Grant really like Texas hosting Louisiana. Lee's not sure what to think of this one (1:30:30). Texas Tech takes on Houston, OSU hosts Missouri State, Baylor is at Texas State, and TCU hosts Duquesne (1:32:45). Lee asks Grant if he wants to change his mind about Nebraska? Did Bret Bielema get a raw deal at Arkansas (1:36:00)? We close the show by making picks on the 5 biggest games of the week: Penn State at Wisconsin/Alabama v Miami/Indiana at Iowa/Georgia v Clemson/LSU at UCLA (1:39:40). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

*NOTE: you may need to delete, then re-download the episode. The original version was not properly synced. Apologies for the error* -- **NOTE: we recorded before we found out Marcus Major was ineligible -- but it shouldn't really change anything we said** -- In the opening take, Lee recently learned a little something about Cover-2 from an expert on the subject. Then Grant joins to tell the story about how Florida fans attacked him on Twitter one time. Followed by a few thoughts on Andrew Raym being incredibly confident (11:45). Time for the "Big Season Preview" -- who will be OU's leading rusher in 2021? And aside from those two, who else will have the most impact at RB (16:00)? What about OU's leading pass catcher in 2021 (32:30)? Grant feels really good about DTY leading the team in tackles -- Lee disagrees (40:20). Nik Bonitto's probably gonna lead OU in sacks in 2021, so Grant wants to know if it's crazy wonder if the Sooners can get to 60 sacks as team (44:30)? The guys both cheat when picking the most important offensive player besides Spencer Rattler (52:15). Lee has an off the wall pick for most important defensive player (59:55). Let's talk sleeper impact players, beginning with the offense. And we're not allowed to pick any true freshmen (1:04:20). Lee builds up his sleeper impact defensive player before realizing he's thinking about a different category later in the show. But hey Lee's pretty confident in this sleeper pick, though (1:09:00). Mario Williams is the easy answer for true freshman offensive impact player (1:15:25). This has been the moment Lee's been teasing all show -- who will be the true freshman player who will have the most impact on defense (1:17:55). Grant says West Virginia could be a trap game on OU's schedule -- Lee agrees, but doesn't think OU has a true trap game. Grant thinks Nebraska could sneak up on the Sooners (1:24:30). Okay, time to get a little negative. What is the worst case scenario for OU football in 2021? If OU lost Rattler for an extended period of time, could Caleb Williams keep OU afloat (1:36:15)? Time to pull out the Crimson & Cream glasses as we give you realistic Best Case Scenarios for the Sooners (1:42:00). Lee has a boring take on OU's regular season record, while Grant swings for the fences (1:47:20). Grant says TCU will be better than people think. Lee is picking K-State as the Big 12's underrated team (1:52:45). Grant takes a lot of joy in telling us that Iowa State is overrated. Lee somewhat agrees, but thinks Texas is more overrated than ISU (1:58:30). Lee's going chalk for the Big 12 Championship Game -- Grant has a different pairing. Also Lee thinks Mike Gundy seems unusually happy and positive about his team (2:05:50). Let's look around college football for some overrated teams. The guys both agree Texas A&M is overvalued (2:09:15). Lee thinks a couple of Pac 12 teams are underrated. Meanwhile Grant says Iowa is really underrated (2:16:20). We try to make our Heisman predictions quick (2:22:45). Time to pick each Power 5 Conference Champ in this order -- Big 12, ACC, Big Ten, SEC, Pac 12. Grant loves Wisconsin, Lee doesn't. Alabama's schedule is a little trickier at the start than usual. Is UCLA potentially underrated? And somehow both guys picked the same team to win the Pac 12 (2:25:40). We make our College Football Playoff Predictions, and then Lee follows the rules of the podcast for his National Champion prediction. Grant goes a different direction (2:42:30). We finally wrap up this absurdly long podcast as we look towards to Week Zero and Tulane prep next week (2:50:00). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

*NOTE: you may need to delete, then re-download the episode. The original version was not properly synced. Apologies for the error* -- **NOTE: we recorded before we found out Marcus Major was ineligible -- but it shouldn't really change anything we said** -- In the opening take, Lee recently learned a little something about Cover-2 from an expert on the subject. Then Grant joins to tell the story about how Florida fans attacked him on Twitter one time. Followed by a few thoughts on Andrew Raym being incredibly confident (11:45). Time for the "Big Season Preview" -- who will be OU's leading rusher in 2021? And aside from those two, who else will have the most impact at RB (16:00)? What about OU's leading pass catcher in 2021 (32:30)? Grant feels really good about DTY leading the team in tackles -- Lee disagrees (40:20). Nik Bonitto's probably gonna lead OU in sacks in 2021, so Grant wants to know if it's crazy wonder if the Sooners can get to 60 sacks as team (44:30)? The guys both cheat when picking the most important offensive player besides Spencer Rattler (52:15). Lee has an off the wall pick for most important defensive player (59:55). Let's talk sleeper impact players, beginning with the offense. And we're not allowed to pick any true freshmen (1:04:20). Lee builds up his sleeper impact defensive player before realizing he's thinking about a different category later in the show. But hey Lee's pretty confident in this sleeper pick, though (1:09:00). Mario Williams is the easy answer for true freshman offensive impact player (1:15:25). This has been the moment Lee's been teasing all show -- who will be the true freshman player who will have the most impact on defense (1:17:55). Grant says West Virginia could be a trap game on OU's schedule -- Lee agrees, but doesn't think OU has a true trap game. Grant thinks Nebraska could sneak up on the Sooners (1:24:30). Okay, time to get a little negative. What is the worst case scenario for OU football in 2021? If OU lost Rattler for an extended period of time, could Caleb Williams keep OU afloat (1:36:15)? Time to pull out the Crimson & Cream glasses as we give you realistic Best Case Scenarios for the Sooners (1:42:00). Lee has a boring take on OU's regular season record, while Grant swings for the fences (1:47:20). Grant says TCU will be better than people think. Lee is picking K-State as the Big 12's underrated team (1:52:45). Grant takes a lot of joy in telling us that Iowa State is overrated. Lee somewhat agrees, but thinks Texas is more overrated than ISU (1:58:30). Lee's going chalk for the Big 12 Championship Game -- Grant has a different pairing. Also Lee thinks Mike Gundy seems unusually happy and positive about his team (2:05:50). Let's look around college football for some overrated teams. The guys both agree Texas A&M is overvalued (2:09:15). Lee thinks a couple of Pac 12 teams are underrated. Meanwhile Grant says Iowa is really underrated (2:16:20). We try to make our Heisman predictions quick (2:22:45). Time to pick each Power 5 Conference Champ in this order -- Big 12, ACC, Big Ten, SEC, Pac 12. Grant loves Wisconsin, Lee doesn't. Alabama's schedule is a little trickier at the start than usual. Is UCLA potentially underrated? And somehow both guys picked the same team to win the Pac 12 (2:25:40). We make our College Football Playoff Predictions, and then Lee follows the rules of the podcast for his National Champion prediction. Grant goes a different direction (2:42:30). We finally wrap up this absurdly long podcast as we look towards to Week Zero and Tulane prep next week (2:50:00). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

*NOTE: you may need to delete, then re-download the episode. The original version was not properly synced. Apologies for the error* -- **NOTE: we recorded before we found out Marcus Major was ineligible -- but it shouldn't really change anything we said** -- In the opening take, Lee recently learned a little something about Cover-2 from an expert on the subject. Then Grant joins to tell the story about how Florida fans attacked him on Twitter one time. Followed by a few thoughts on Andrew Raym being incredibly confident (11:45). Time for the "Big Season Preview" -- who will be OU's leading rusher in 2021? And aside from those two, who else will have the most impact at RB (16:00)? What about OU's leading pass catcher in 2021 (32:30)? Grant feels really good about DTY leading the team in tackles -- Lee disagrees (40:20). Nik Bonitto's probably gonna lead OU in sacks in 2021, so Grant wants to know if it's crazy wonder if the Sooners can get to 60 sacks as team (44:30)? The guys both cheat when picking the most important offensive player besides Spencer Rattler (52:15). Lee has an off the wall pick for most important defensive player (59:55). Let's talk sleeper impact players, beginning with the offense. And we're not allowed to pick any true freshmen (1:04:20). Lee builds up his sleeper impact defensive player before realizing he's thinking about a different category later in the show. But hey Lee's pretty confident in this sleeper pick, though (1:09:00). Mario Williams is the easy answer for true freshman offensive impact player (1:15:25). This has been the moment Lee's been teasing all show -- who will be the true freshman player who will have the most impact on defense (1:17:55). Grant says West Virginia could be a trap game on OU's schedule -- Lee agrees, but doesn't think OU has a true trap game. Grant thinks Nebraska could sneak up on the Sooners (1:24:30). Okay, time to get a little negative. What is the worst case scenario for OU football in 2021? If OU lost Rattler for an extended period of time, could Caleb Williams keep OU afloat (1:36:15)? Time to pull out the Crimson & Cream glasses as we give you realistic Best Case Scenarios for the Sooners (1:42:00). Lee has a boring take on OU's regular season record, while Grant swings for the fences (1:47:20). Grant says TCU will be better than people think. Lee is picking K-State as the Big 12's underrated team (1:52:45). Grant takes a lot of joy in telling us that Iowa State is overrated. Lee somewhat agrees, but thinks Texas is more overrated than ISU (1:58:30). Lee's going chalk for the Big 12 Championship Game -- Grant has a different pairing. Also Lee thinks Mike Gundy seems unusually happy and positive about his team (2:05:50). Let's look around college football for some overrated teams. The guys both agree Texas A&M is overvalued (2:09:15). Lee thinks a couple of Pac 12 teams are underrated. Meanwhile Grant says Iowa is really underrated (2:16:20). We try to make our Heisman predictions quick (2:22:45). Time to pick each Power 5 Conference Champ in this order -- Big 12, ACC, Big Ten, SEC, Pac 12. Grant loves Wisconsin, Lee doesn't. Alabama's schedule is a little trickier at the start than usual. Is UCLA potentially underrated? And somehow both guys picked the same team to win the Pac 12 (2:25:40). We make our College Football Playoff Predictions, and then Lee follows the rules of the podcast for his National Champion prediction. Grant goes a different direction (2:42:30). We finally wrap up this absurdly long podcast as we look towards to Week Zero and Tulane prep next week (2:50:00). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

*NOTE: you may need to delete, then re-download the episode. The original version was not properly synced. Apologies for the error* -- **NOTE: we recorded before we found out Marcus Major was ineligible -- but it shouldn't really change anything we said** -- In the opening take, Lee recently learned a little something about Cover-2 from an expert on the subject. Then Grant joins to tell the story about how Florida fans attacked him on Twitter one time. Followed by a few thoughts on Andrew Raym being incredibly confident (11:45). Time for the "Big Season Preview" -- who will be OU's leading rusher in 2021? And aside from those two, who else will have the most impact at RB (16:00)? What about OU's leading pass catcher in 2021 (32:30)? Grant feels really good about DTY leading the team in tackles -- Lee disagrees (40:20). Nik Bonitto's probably gonna lead OU in sacks in 2021, so Grant wants to know if it's crazy wonder if the Sooners can get to 60 sacks as team (44:30)? The guys both cheat when picking the most important offensive player besides Spencer Rattler (52:15). Lee has an off the wall pick for most important defensive player (59:55). Let's talk sleeper impact players, beginning with the offense. And we're not allowed to pick any true freshmen (1:04:20). Lee builds up his sleeper impact defensive player before realizing he's thinking about a different category later in the show. But hey Lee's pretty confident in this sleeper pick, though (1:09:00). Mario Williams is the easy answer for true freshman offensive impact player (1:15:25). This has been the moment Lee's been teasing all show -- who will be the true freshman player who will have the most impact on defense (1:17:55). Grant says West Virginia could be a trap game on OU's schedule -- Lee agrees, but doesn't think OU has a true trap game. Grant thinks Nebraska could sneak up on the Sooners (1:24:30). Okay, time to get a little negative. What is the worst case scenario for OU football in 2021? If OU lost Rattler for an extended period of time, could Caleb Williams keep OU afloat (1:36:15)? Time to pull out the Crimson & Cream glasses as we give you realistic Best Case Scenarios for the Sooners (1:42:00). Lee has a boring take on OU's regular season record, while Grant swings for the fences (1:47:20). Grant says TCU will be better than people think. Lee is picking K-State as the Big 12's underrated team (1:52:45). Grant takes a lot of joy in telling us that Iowa State is overrated. Lee somewhat agrees, but thinks Texas is more overrated than ISU (1:58:30). Lee's going chalk for the Big 12 Championship Game -- Grant has a different pairing. Also Lee thinks Mike Gundy seems unusually happy and positive about his team (2:05:50). Let's look around college football for some overrated teams. The guys both agree Texas A&M is overvalued (2:09:15). Lee thinks a couple of Pac 12 teams are underrated. Meanwhile Grant says Iowa is really underrated (2:16:20). We try to make our Heisman predictions quick (2:22:45). Time to pick each Power 5 Conference Champ in this order -- Big 12, ACC, Big Ten, SEC, Pac 12. Grant loves Wisconsin, Lee doesn't. Alabama's schedule is a little trickier at the start than usual. Is UCLA potentially underrated? And somehow both guys picked the same team to win the Pac 12 (2:25:40). We make our College Football Playoff Predictions, and then Lee follows the rules of the podcast for his National Champion prediction. Grant goes a different direction (2:42:30). We finally wrap up this absurdly long podcast as we look towards to Week Zero and Tulane prep next week (2:50:00). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

In the opening take, Grant talks about how he spent the whole weekend watching games from OU's 1985 season. Then Lee joins to provide an update on what to expect from the next couple of episodes. Lee shares what he saw at practice Tuesday morning and we try to figure out how and why college football players these days are allowed to cut up their practice pants (9:00). More practice thoughts from Lee including his thoughts on Austin Stogner, Jaden Haselwood, and Mike Woods (13:45). The Sooners scrimmage Sunday night and Lincoln Riley tells us all about it (18:20). Riley said something about the offensive line that got Lee's attention -- so we dissect every word of it because this is an OU Football podcast. Also, everyone loves Perrion Winfrey (24:40). Danny Stutsman time. Let's hear what Brian Odom has to say about the true freshman (35:05). How quickly is Tre Bradford going to be able to contribute at RB? And DeMarco Murray calls Creed Humphrey the 3rd most athletic offensive lineman he's ever seen (39:00). Roy Manning provided a humorous update on Justin Harrington which leads to Grant questioning the honesty of the OU coaching staff. Who are the corners that are going to play this fall (42:25)? Why is Harrington playing corner when there seems to be more of a depth concern at safety (49:25)? Going to the "West of Everest" Facebook Page to talk about OU losing a recent commitment. Grant's got this one (57:00). Will Jalen Redmond start? And brief discussions about the secondary that we will expand on next show (1:03:00). Finally, we take a look at OU being No. 2 in the AP Poll and "The Athletic" puts out a comical preseason All-American team (1:08:15). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

In the opening take, Grant talks about how he spent the whole weekend watching games from OU's 1985 season. Then Lee joins to provide an update on what to expect from the next couple of episodes. Lee shares what he saw at practice Tuesday morning and we try to figure out how and why college football players these days are allowed to cut up their practice pants (9:00). More practice thoughts from Lee including his thoughts on Austin Stogner, Jaden Haselwood, and Mike Woods (13:45). The Sooners scrimmage Sunday night and Lincoln Riley tells us all about it (18:20). Riley said something about the offensive line that got Lee's attention -- so we dissect every word of it because this is an OU Football podcast. Also, everyone loves Perrion Winfrey (24:40). Danny Stutsman time. Let's hear what Brian Odom has to say about the true freshman (35:05). How quickly is Tre Bradford going to be able to contribute at RB? And DeMarco Murray calls Creed Humphrey the 3rd most athletic offensive lineman he's ever seen (39:00). Roy Manning provided a humorous update on Justin Harrington which leads to Grant questioning the honesty of the OU coaching staff. Who are the corners that are going to play this fall (42:25)? Why is Harrington playing corner when there seems to be more of a depth concern at safety (49:25)? Going to the "West of Everest" Facebook Page to talk about OU losing a recent commitment. Grant's got this one (57:00). Will Jalen Redmond start? And brief discussions about the secondary that we will expand on next show (1:03:00). Finally, we take a look at OU being No. 2 in the AP Poll and "The Athletic" puts out a comical preseason All-American team (1:08:15). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

In the opening take, Grant talks about how he spent the whole weekend watching games from OU's 1985 season. Then Lee joins to provide an update on what to expect from the next couple of episodes. Lee shares what he saw at practice Tuesday morning and we try to figure out how and why college football players these days are allowed to cut up their practice pants (9:00). More practice thoughts from Lee including his thoughts on Austin Stogner, Jaden Haselwood, and Mike Woods (13:45). The Sooners scrimmage Sunday night and Lincoln Riley tells us all about it (18:20). Riley said something about the offensive line that got Lee's attention -- so we dissect every word of it because this is an OU Football podcast. Also, everyone loves Perrion Winfrey (24:40). Danny Stutsman time. Let's hear what Brian Odom has to say about the true freshman (35:05). How quickly is Tre Bradford going to be able to contribute at RB? And DeMarco Murray calls Creed Humphrey the 3rd most athletic offensive lineman he's ever seen (39:00). Roy Manning provided a humorous update on Justin Harrington which leads to Grant questioning the honesty of the OU coaching staff. Who are the corners that are going to play this fall (42:25)? Why is Harrington playing corner when there seems to be more of a depth concern at safety (49:25)? Going to the "West of Everest" Facebook Page to talk about OU losing a recent commitment. Grant's got this one (57:00). Will Jalen Redmond start? And brief discussions about the secondary that we will expand on next show (1:03:00). Finally, we take a look at OU being No. 2 in the AP Poll and "The Athletic" puts out a comical preseason All-American team (1:08:15). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9