What is up everybody? Thank you for hopping in on Crane and Company. Got a great show for you today. We already put out our instant reaction to Hugh Freeze getting hired as fired as well. If you haven't checked that out, it's absolutely blowing up the internet right now. You do not want to miss it. I think it's the best video out there on what happened. We're going to continue to monitor it. Who the, who the, you know, what changes should be made, who should be should be the interim who should be hired but today the new AP poll is out and we

also have a couple other games that we didn't do on our instant reactions we did

Tennessee Oklahoma you can find that you know we always throw out a bunch of

reactions so make sure you check that out guys David Cohn former Michigan

quarterback Blaine Crane former Western State Colorado wide receiver there's so much to get to I do want to say

you know the past couple weeks I've actually been somewhat complimentary the AP

poll I thought they had gotten about as close as as I could expect them to get

and again I don't have high standards for all the AP voters let's be honest I think

way too many people vote on it.

A lot of people don't watch the games, but that's the story for another day.

But just looking at it, I'm going to go through it. You know how we do it. I'm going to read it 1 through 25. This is the AP poll as of today, Sunday, November 2nd, my birthday. Ohio State 1, Indiana, 2, A&M 3, Alabama, 4, Georgia, 5, Oregon, 6, Ole Miss 7, BYU 8, Texas Tech 9, Notre Dame 10, Oklahoma 11, Virginia 12, Texas 13, Louisville 14, Vandy 15, Georgia Tech 16, Utah 17, Miami 18, Missouri 19, USC rounds out the top 20 then Michigan at 21 Memphis at 22

Tennessee at 23 Washington finally damn Washington in there at 24 and then Cincinnati after the

ass beating they took at the hands of Utah falls back to the 25th spot a couple things that I'm off the rift, and then I'm going to go to you guys just to see what you think about it overall, and then specifics. Again, I have no problem when you look at at the top five right now, with Ohio State 1, Indiana, 2, A&M 3, Bama, 4, Georgia, 5. I think you can make an argument for Indiana or A&M being number one,

especially when you look at the way the season is playing out right now.

But one of the most egregious things that I see here is I don't understand

how you can put Virginia over Louisville when they have the same record

and Virginia went on the road and beat Louisville,

but yet you have Oklahoma, you have Virginia ahead of Louisville for beating them, but then

Oklahoma has the same record as Texas. Oklahoma is sitting there at 11 and they're in front of

Texas. And Texas is at 13. And one of Texas's losses is Ohio State. So I'm not computing

the contradictory nature of, I understand, I would have Virginia in front of Louisville. And because

I would have Virginia in front of Louisville, I would have Texas in front of Oklahoma, at least

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