On today's Cranning Company, we debate which school is really wide receiver you and the results will shock you.

All that and more on today's edition, Cranning Company. One of the biggest debates raging out in the college football realm right now is which university best represents

wide receiver you, DB you, quarterback you, running back you. And we want to have a series and do a

series that highlights each one of those because it's a heck of an argument. Now, you would think you

would just look at draft picks, but the main thing in my opinion is the criteria by which you grade it, the timeline.

Do you go all the way back to the Super Bowl era?

Do you just do the last 25 years?

Do you do the last decade?

And that's where I fall, because I think 10 years gives you the amount of time to accumulate enough information or to take the throne from somebody

else. And there's a lot of teams that are in the mix, but really three kind of level themselves

up to the surface. And that's LSU, that's Ohio State and Alabama. But there may be a couple

more and we're going to get to those. But for me, guys, I go for the last 10 years, the last decade, and one of the

biggest arguments is, well, do you count only what they do in college and then where they get

drafted, or do you count what they do in college and then what they do in the NFL as long as,

as well as draft position? I like to put it all together. So I'm going to use the criteria to go back

just 10 years. And we have a graphic here for LSU, Ohio State, and Alabama, where it shows

in the last decade who has been picked and where they've been picked. And I do think you can make a

solid argument for all three and even a couple more, which we're going to get to. But I've got to

stand on

business for LSU. I know Ohio State. I'm standing on it. I'm 10 toes for the boys from

Baton Rouge because they got everything. I mean, you look in the last, just in the last 10 years alone.

That's what? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.

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