some additional coverage provided to U SPORTS football. The NCAA content is in keeping with TSN's content agreement with the NCAA and ESPN. Distribution and broadcast partners since 2011 The #Power7 With each episode, the staff of KCU rates the performance of the teams of USports in a power rating known as the #Power7. It is an alternative ranking system to the USports Top 10, but is not officially recognized by any conference or school in Canada. The 2017 #Power7 accurately reflected the eventual outcome of the Vanier Cup, with the Western Ontario Mustangs in first place, and the Laval Rouge et Or in second for the final weeks. The USports voting panel had Laval in the first spot of the Top 10, with Western in second over the final few weeks. 2017 Final 1. Western Mustangs 2. Laval Rouge et Or 3. Calgary Dinos 4. Montreal Carabins 5. UBC Thunderbirds 6. Laurier Golden Hawks 7. McMaster Marauders 2018 Final 1. Laval Rouge et Or 2. Western Mustangs 3. Saskatchewan Huskies 4. Montreal Carabins 5. Calgary Dinos 6. Guelph Gryphons 7. UBC Thunderbirds 2019 Final 1. Montreal Carabins 2. Calgary Dinos 3. Laval Rouge et Or 4. McMaster Marauders 5. Western Mustangs 6. Saskatchewan Huskies 7. Waterloo Warriors Krown Countdown U Radio, 2017–2019 From January 2017 until March 2019, Krown Countdown U produced a weekly radio show during college and university sports seasons available at various times on the affiliates of the TSN Radio Network with the flagship station out of Vancouver's TSN 1040. The program is also carried on the Rawlco Radio Network to affiliates in Saskatoon and Regina. The program ran from late August to December, and mid-January to mid-May and is one hour in duration. Mullin co-hosted from Vancouver with Hogan at the TSN 1050 studios in Toronto. Wadden provided the "Canadian Box Score" which recapped and previewed the college sports week in both Canada and the United States from a Canadian perspective. During the football season, Gord Randall was a regular contributor in an editorial position. The radio program covered football, college hockey and basketball in the winter-spring months. It was almost exclusively a football show in the summer and fall. On-camera and on-air personalities on both TV and radio Krown Gridiron Nation Podcast, 2019-Present Gridiron Nation presented by Krown Produce replaced the radio show with a podcast in the fall of 2019. References 2011 Canadian