What is up, everybody? Thank you guys for joining us on another edition of Crane and Company and for making Crane and Company a daily watch and listen. We really appreciate you guys. Got an absolute banger for you today to talk about the top five toughest places to play at in college football for 2025. A mixture of best atmosphere and best team. These are the five places you do not want your team

to have to go try and win a football game. And our next guest, you've seen him on here before.

Incredible family, man. Absolute stud football player. You saw him in college, saw him in the league.

Now with the Family Goals Pod, the Pollock Family Foundation, everything that he's doing,

giving back, and still taking time to hang out with us.

Our buddy, David Pollack, Pete Pete. We decided, we saw some stuff on social media to do a top five toughest places to play in 2025.

Just the metrics, it's a combination of how good the team is and how good the atmosphere is,

right, the environment. So it's not, so it's not just like the atmosphere or whatever, or lifting

up a bad team. It's the least likely place that your ass would want to get on the bus or the

plane and go play it. We each made our own list of five. So I'm going to go five to one with one

being the most difficult. Five for me at Bama.

I know Saban isn't there anymore. They're still really, really good. That place will get absolutely

nuts and it's tough to win there. Four for me, Oregon, the way the stadium is designed, the way it

keeps noise in. I've had buddies, I've never coached at Oregon. I've had multiple

buddies, including a groomsman in my wedding, say I've been to SEC stadiums. I've been to Big Ten

stadiums. Playing at Oregon was as difficult as any stadium we've played at, and Dante Moore can

work out. I think they're going to be pretty daggum good with what Dan Lannning has there. So Oregon at four. I've got Georgia at three.

All right. I mean, look at what Kirby's built. I know they got a new quarterback. It's obviously

tough to play between the hedges, especially if it's a blackout and especially if you're Auburn.

Number two, Penn State, one of my favorite. The whiteout's one of my favorite thing, and they're going to be damn good.

They're going to be really, really good with what they bring back.

I hope to see Drew Aller keep going.

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