Makes no sense among many of the things that make no sense.

You can't go to the NCAA.

They're not going to do anything.

They're afraid of litigation.

It's like everything else with college football.

Okay, now what?

I think it's pretty maddening to try to figure out.

What's up everybody?

Welcome to another episode of Crane and Cohn. Make sure you hit that

subscribe button. We appreciate you being here in the brand new studio, debuting it this week.

Really excited here at On 3. David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback to my left, Blank,

Crane, former Western State, Colorado wide receiver to my right. And we talked with him earlier

in the week about quarterbacks, getting lists, who's going to return in 2026 is dangerous. But we got to fix college football, and there's no better mind to help us do that than ESPN's, Amazon's, pretty much everybody's favorite, Kirk Herbstree. How's it going, man? I appreciate you hopping on. What's up? What's up, guys? How are we doing?

Kirk, I want to kind of move into college football and how the system is. And, again, everybody, there's complaints, but it's as popular as it's ever been. The product on the field is better than it's ever been. The guys are running faster. They're jumping higher. The systems are better, even though some people talk about, oh, the watering down or the dilution of scheme with pace, which to me at the

end of the day, if we're scoring points, I don't care how fast we go, just score points. But,

you know, there's some points that we've brought up that Cohn actually has made a list of. And I

want to start off with, to me, me the most probably the most important thing outside of

getting legitimate contracts that are weighted on both sides.

That's the calendar.

And the way you've heard every coach in the world complain about it,

you've played, you know that the way it works,

even though the spring transfer portal window

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