be crazy over

“I'm sure it will be crazy over the next two days in town,” Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said.

"It—It was the March holiday.——There—There—was a woman——a strange woman in the next compartment who made friends with me.—She seemed to be crazy over my hair.—She asked if she might braid it for the night."

At Mrs. Tom Bailey's quilting party an officious gossip took care to inform her that Lawrence was supposed to be crazy over Bessy Houghton, who was, of course, encouraging him simply for the sake of having someone to beau her round, and who would certainly throw him over in the end since she knew perfectly well that it was her money he was after.

She said she certainly was going to bring her husband over, because he would be crazy over it.

It's just the sort of thing Lucille would be crazy over doing.