Rivalry Week is upon us already.

We preview Alabama versus Auburn and Ohio State versus Michigan and more.

North Carolina decides to move on from Mack Brown, who could his replacement be,

and college basketball is already off to a hot start.

Check it out of more on the Tuesday edition of Cranning Company. income. Hey, everybody listening. As usual, I hope you are having a fantastic week. Get ready for a big time, Turkey Day as we sprint into these holidays. But outside of that, make sure you hit that subscribe button. Keep sharing the show and stay locked in because it's about to get thick. You never get a second chance to make a first impression.

We all know that.

And it's never been more true than the Dabor and freeze game part one.

Auburn and Alabama find themselves in much different places than they were at this time last week.

Alabama looked like they were rolling their way into the playoff,

and Auburn still hadn't figured out a way to win a big game. Well, fast forward to today, and Alabama fans are asking

more questions about the DeBoer hire, and Auburn finally got off to Schneide. It took a couple

overtimes, but they did it, against Texas A&M. An Auburn win in the Iron Bowl would only cause

more disarray around Alabama's new head man,

and an Alabama win would definitely lessen the blow of the loss at Oklahoma and the ever-evapurating

playoff hopes. Now, we know the stakes are always high in this game, but this year it seems a little

bit heavier as far as the future goes.

This is the greatest rivalry in sports, and I don't care what anyone else, including David Cohn, says.

It's one thing to get in a fight with your neighbor. You go into your house, he goes into his.

It's another thing to get in a fight with a family member that shares the same roof as you do.

There is nowhere to hide. The truth is Alabama fans think Auburn fans don't deserve to walk on the same side of the street as they do,

and that they're really second-class citizens. Auburn fans view Alabama fans as the corporate class who only love Alabama football,

not the actual university. And while there is plenty of

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