So you think they're the best team? How could they not be the best team? If we're going off our criteria, they should be the best team. I'll tell you. I think David will agree with me. I just think that's a bridge too far right now, only a weekend. And here's why. What is up, everybody? Thanks for joining us today on Crann & Company. This is one of two episodes that we're dropping today.

Got a great one for you. Make sure if you're not subscribed, you go ahead and handle that. As

usual, I'm joined by David Cohn from a Michigan quarterback to my left, Blaine Crane,

former Western State Color Wide Receiver to my right. And today, we are unveiling the first

Crane and Company power ranking. This isn't a rating. This isn't if you meet on the field,

who's going to be favored by this book. This is who we think is the better team with the knowledge

we have based on week one. And the criteria guys we are using is basically just what I said.

We're going to take your opponent into consideration. If you played a really good team or if you played a team,

you ought to walk through.

What do we know?

What do we feel like we know?

And these are gonna be fluid, but that's how it should be.

That's how the committee should view it.

That's how the other polls that come out should view it.

It is what we know, even though it's only one week,

heading in to week two. So again, this is going to

change. And we want to know in the comments, who is your number one team in the country? But just

real quickly, before we get into the top 15, we have four honorable mentions here. So they did not

make the top 15, but they're right on the outside. We have Auburn, we have TCU, we have Florida, and we have Illinois.

Now, obviously, Auburn and TCU, and say what you want, North Carolina did not look great

from a personnel standpoint. It's still North Carolina on the road in a big time environment.

Josh Hoover looked great. TCU after those first couple drives looked really good.

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