I was fortunate to have a front row seat to watch some of the greatest quarterbacks play at Michigan.

What does he need to do to leave a legacy that matches some of those other guys?

It's incredible the gifts that he's been blessed with.

He is a mega talent.

What is up everybody?

Thanks for joining us on another episode of Crane and Cone.

Have another head coach interview today.

He's making his debut one of the best in the business,

and now he's in the big house.

First, former Michigan quarterback, David Cone,

former Western State, Colorado wide receiver, Blaine Crane.

And let's go ahead and get him on here.

The new head coach of Michigan football, Kyle Whittingham. Coach, what I'm talking. A lot of energy. Doing great, fellas. Appreciate it. Have me on. Thank you. Well, Coach, look, again, I know you guys, I think your spring practice seven today, it gets rock and and a You know how fast it goes and then we wait for

the season. But I want to start in one of the most important areas of the place you're at now in

Michigan. And you've been, I mean, in one of the biggest rivalries there is at the Holy War with

BYU and Utah. You know, you understand the state within stuff and the state without, but now being

a part of Michigan and being involved in one of the greatest rivalries in sports with Ohio State,

has it kind of sunk in yet? And what does it mean to now be a part of this rivalry, literally in the

grassroots of it? Well, yeah, I would have to agree that it probably this rivalry, literally in the grassroots of it.

Well, yeah, I would have to agree that it probably is the biggest rivalry in the country.

As you mentioned, I was involved in the Holy War, as they call it, down in Utah.

And that was very intense and really had, you know, the whole state.

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