We have a huge week one game preview.

Auburn going on the road to play Baylor.

We're diving into all the aspects, offense, defense, special teams, strengths, weaknesses,

whether it mentally and schematically what you're going to get

so you can feel good about your team or bad on today's edition.

Cranicum. on today's edition, Cranny Cup. What is up?

What is up, Booster Club? Thank you guys for joining us on another episode of Crane and Company.

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without you, there is no us. To my left, former Michigan quarterback, David Cohn, to my right,

former Western State, Colorado wide receiver of Blaine Crane. And we got another big game preview coming up for you today as

Auburn goes out to take on Baylor. And before we get into the nuts and bolts of roster, scheme,

how's it going to look, where the weaknesses, where the strengths, I would much rather,

if I was an Auburn fan or a Bay the strengths. I would much rather, if I was

an Auburn fan or a Baylor fan, I would much rather know early how good my team is and have a good

litmus test, which this is on both sides. You look at Baylor, there's some hype for them. Phil

Still, I think picked them to win the Big 12. You look at Auburn. Some people are expecting Auburn to maybe finish in the top 15 and Hugh Freeze's third year.

But I would rather know how good my team is early or at least have an idea of how we can compete.

I don't want to play Alabama A&M and beat him 85 to nothing or play the Illinois Institute for the Dyslexic and scared.

I want to know how good my team actually is.

And early on, teams obviously do progress as you get on throughout the season,

but this is going to let both fan bases know.

And both fan bases want to know how good their team is as we get closer to the conference

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