I think sometimes we forget that the point of playing sports is being able to win.

And if you're 16 and 15, I don't think that you're a tournament.

The vibe I'm getting is there's a lot of Auburn fans that are sick of watching this team.

If you're a team that is fighting for their life, when you turn on that game,

it better look like your ass is fighting for your life.

What is up, everybody?

Welcome to another episode of Crane and Cone.

And we pride ourselves in trying to bring on the best guests and experts and most entertaining people.

When it comes to our field of sports and all the sports, we consider ourselves entertaining.

But we like to bring guys in that understand the game, that follow it, that know it on a granular level. And we have a hell of a guest to talk some March Madness, baby, because we're to the conference tournaments now, which means we are a dog hair away from being in Selection Sunday, which is this Sunday. David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback, they're pretty good.

Joining us as usual, Blaine Crane, former Western State, Colorado wide receiver.

I don't know if they have a basketball team, but if they do, they're probably not great.

You've got a mustache, though.

Yeah, definitely has a mustache, so that counts for something. But our guest today, to talk everything, top and tail of March Madness, the co-founder of Field of 68, co-owner of Shoot Your Shop Productions, which no is not a documentary about my first two years in college. It's Rob Doster. Robbie D. How's it going? Put our hands together with Rob. You said, hold on. You said you're running a guess.

Are you talking about me?

Yes. Yes, I am talking about you. Or at least I'm hoping. I'm hoping so hard. Better start pretending at least. Yeah. Well, no, Rob, I've watched your stuff. You guys do a great job. We just had a Goodman on the other day. Sorry about that. Yeah. I definitely hit him up and was like, hey, man, we got to get Rob on too.

And he was like, hell yeah, dude, he definitely want to hop on. So we appreciate you joining us. And man, I want to start where it's the most intriguing every year at this time. And that's the bubble. And there's a little bit of an extra flavor. Me and Blaine are from Auburn, grew up there. right now depending on who you look at it and i'd like to know just in your opinion is somebody that that follows the sport 24-7 who is the bracketologist

that you kind of lean toward the most if there is one because i'm looking right now lenardi has

Auburn as the last team in don't know how don't know why to be honest don be honest, don't know if I want to watch. But then I look at some others, and you have Stanford as the last team in who just went on the road and picked up a nice win against NC State. Is there a certain bracketologist that you lean toward? And, you know, which team do you feel like is the last team in right now in your your mind? Well, so I'm going to, I'm going to pump some of our guys.

There's a guy who does brackets for us and Brad Wachtell and Lucas Harkins.

They, I think they do as good of a job as anybody.

When it comes to Auburn, I have a, I love what they did at the top of their schedule, right?

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