David Pollock joins to discuss the College Football Landscape, we'll preview a heavy

week in a playoff action, and of course, we'll hear from the Booster Club.

It's Flaming Dragon Friday, so turn that volume up, and let's get ready to rock and roll

on Crane & Company.

Being a head coach in College Football's pretty hard, but just like in other jobs, there

are levels to the toughness of the assignment.

There are also many logical arguments to be made from multiple places when choosing College

Football's hardest job.

But I like to take a holistic approach when I make it my choice on which College Football

destinations are hardest to coach.

A lot of people will say Vanderbilt, Yukon, or Laman Roe, or maybe name a place with low

resources and the difficulty to be able to overcome them.

But I want a different route.

To me, the hardest job in College Football right now is the task Brian Harson faces at

home.

Make no mistake, Auburn's a wonderful place that has great people and has a lot going

for it in the right direction.

But on the gridiron right now, it's tougher than a $2 stake.

For one, the expectation will always be sky high.

You're expected to not only win conference championships, but can beat for national championships

on the reg.

You're expected to not only break even with your rivals, but dominate the series and

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