Our friend Josh Pate joins us today to decide which is the best rivalry in all of college football.

The Iron Bowl, the game, Army versus Navy, you're not going to want to miss this,

and we want to know what you think on today's episode of Cranic Company. What is up, everybody?

Thank you guys for joining us again today on another edition of Cranning Company and making Cranning Company a daily watch or listen.

Remember, without you, there is no us.

And we have brought back one of our favorites outside of obviously us three here.

My buddy David Cohn, former mission quarterback, brother Western State, Colorado wide receiver, Blaine Crane.

And the Josh Pate College Football Show's own, Josh Pace.

He's back, baby. He's back, man. What's up, buddy? Nice tan. Thank you. Yeah, I mean.

Jackton, Tan. It's a great way to go through life. Country. You know, I left country for the first time. This was it. The furthest I've gone is the Oke Phanokey Swamp and maybe the Chattahoochee River.

That had been my founder.

The Oky Pinockees Swam.

Is that right next to the Swirley-Turly Gumdrop Forest?

It's next to the quick trip in South Georgia.

Sorry, guys.

I'm for the Oky-Finoxia. I haven't been to Pinocchio Falls or whatever, whatever you're talking about. Did they have a Buckees where you went?

I don't even know what that word means.

No, never heard of it.

All right, Josh, we've had this long-standing debate that'll go into the, you know, until the meteor hits it or the aliens get tired of watching this reality TV show and blow the planet up.

About the best rivalry in college football.

Okay, obviously Cohn played at Michigan, so he thinks it's Michigan and Ohio State. And I get it.

I get it. At Ohio. Or excuse me, Ohio, but I call them Ohio State. From Lee County, Alabama, we both are. So I think it's the Iron Bowl. It's Arbor and Alabama. So what I want to do is,

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