LSU's never, ever in the history of life, not been in the national title game when it's in New Orleans.

That's next year.

We're going to be in New Orleans in 2028.

That's the point that I bring up.

What is up, everybody?

Welcome to another episode of Crane and Cone, and I'm telling you you I am unbelievably jacked for the style of episode we

have today. It's really the first time we've ever done this. So make sure you hit that

subscribe button and you are going to dictate who wins the debate by leaving a comment with the

name of the winner. David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback, Blaine Crane,

former Western State, Colorado wide receiver. And we decided to have a prompt, a question,

and get a media member from each side to argue their point. And we decided to start out with

Ole Miss and LSU. Obviously, there's been a lot of back and forth with Elaine Kiffin situation. I can't wait for them to play next year. But from AYS Sports, Are You Serious Sports, the Joe and Refino show, our good buddy, Blake Refino. Blake, what's up, buddy? How's it going? Yes. Well, I'm good. Thank you for having me. I feel like I'm in the, you know, walking down the red carpet of the Oscars right now, you know, dress and press. So we're ready to go. So, Brad, this isn't personal, you know, just trying to defend the home ground here. I love you. You know, you've been collabed with us. Nothing personal, but here we go. Yeah, no, we're all friends here, but look, some of my best friends are guys I've gotten in the biggest arguments with.

No doubt. And, I mean, to quote Stevie Janowski, I feel 10 feet tall right now. From the talk of, what Cohn feels like. Yeah, that's, well, close, close. I'm still a few. Somebody said the other day Cone was growing on him. I said if he grows anymore, he's going to have to stay outside. That was pretty funny. I'll love that. We're on the Logan Media Network. Talk a Champions Network. He's a contributor for OM Spirit on three. Shout out on three. Our buddy, Brad Logan. Be rad, what's up, man? How's it going? Thank you it going? Appreciate the opportunity. And yeah, Blake and I go way back. And what a great topic today. I look forward to kind of friendly debating about the departure of Lane Kiffin and what holds for LSU and Ole Miss. It's going to be a lot of fun today. Definitely. Well, all right. Let's get into this. How it's going to work? We are going to ask the question. You'll each have a chance to answer it. And then we'll kind of kick it around a little bit before we move on to the next question. If there's anything you want to add, and in the comments, let that son of a gun fly. All right, let it fly. You're going to determine it. We're not going to pick a winner. It's whoever gets the most comments after a two-day period, I think, is a good, enough time to be able to calculate it. But let's get into the first question here. And even though I'm still in mourning after that tough curling loss from the women against Italy last night, but they're still in it.

Let's do this, right?

Somebody's got to carry the boats.

First question.

Blake, I'm going to start with you.

All right.

Lane Kiffin made the right decision leaving Ole Miss for LSU.

Let's bully.

He had more five-star recruits in three weeks than he had in his entire time in six years at Old Miss.

Yeah, the number one and number two defensive tackles per on three, which is where we're at right now talking about this.

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