October 22, 2025 • 12 mins
Danny Kannell on how far the Bearcats can go
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:01):
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Four after five ESPN fifteen thirty mo Wegar, thanks for listening.
It's the bud Light five o'clock Happy Hour. Thanks to
bud Light, I'm ready for one. Easy to drink, easy
(00:25):
to enjoy, we enjoy talking with Richard Skinner from Local twelve.
He will be with us in fifteen minutes on the
Bengals and Trey Hendrickson and Tyrod Taylor and the Jets
and so much more. Talk Cam Taylor, Britt, DJ Turner
might just talk about every player on both teams rosters.
I don't know that coming up in five twenty. By
the way, don't forget one hour from now, it's a
(00:45):
Bengals game plan with Dan Horde and soon to be
newly minted Ring of Honor inductee Dave Lapham. Ted Carris
will be their special guest between six and eight tonight
on ESPN fifteen thirty. I love that we do this.
We get him three four times a year during the
college football season. Our guy Danny Canell joins us thanks
(01:08):
to bet Online. Go to betonline dot ag for updated
college football, Playoff, Heisman and college football Week nine lines.
It's awesome to have you. I'm looking at bet online.
I see Cincinnati at plus seven hundred to win the
Big Twelve. Talk me into that or talk me out
of it, Danny.
Speaker 1 (01:26):
Oh Man, I think it's pretty good value, right, I mean,
I think people are still sleeping on the Bearcats. My man,
Brandon Sorosby has been bawling. I don't think he's getting
anywhere near the amount of attention that he should be getting.
He has been awesome, and if you take away, you know,
one bad play against Nebraska, this team is really close
(01:49):
to being undefeated. But Sorsby's got eighteen touchdowns in one interception,
and he's got six rushing touchdowns. By my math, that's
twenty four total touchdow one interception. Why isn't he getting
any Heisman love? I get why because you're not in
the market, you know, or you're not a traditional blue blood.
But I'm serious, he's playing quarterback as good as anybody
(02:11):
in the country. They're playing some great football. And if
the Big Twelve, I mean, we all we've been proven
wrong all season long. We all thought, oh, it's Texas
Tech head and shoulders above the field. Oh, it's Texas Tech.
Texas Tech goes and loses last week, I say, why
not the Bearcats? So I am not trying to talk
you out of that one. Of course, the Texas Tech
(02:33):
game would be the only one that they would have
to face in the Big Twelve championship. Don't have them
the regular season. But we just saw Utah get beat
by BYU. You can handle them BYU. You guys play
at home, like, why not at the nip You could
see it happening. Now you're thinking about I'm about to
take a bet on the Bearcats here to win the
Big Twelve. See there you go.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
You're speaking my language. By the way, two fifty to
one to win the college football playoff, it's uh, that's
That's not something I thought I would be looking at.
A long way to go, but it's been a fun
season so far. We were talking about this yesterday. Ohio
State gets talked about a lot in this part of
the country. I'm not sure in recent years nationally there
(03:12):
has been a less discussed number one team in the
nation through this part of the season.
Speaker 1 (03:17):
Yeah, I would tend to agree. I think you saw
this happen last year with Georgia. They were just everybody
knew they'd be in the College Football Playoff and you're
kind of like, yeah, we'll talk about them when it matters.
But Georgia wasn't as dominant as Ohio State has been
this year. I just was in Madison, Wisconsin, so I
saw the buck guys in person. Of course, it was
(03:38):
not a great game, completely lopsided, but that we haven't
seen a lot of teams that are just handling their
business every single week. We've seen a lot of teams
overlook opponents, they underwhelm. Ohio State has not done that,
and I think this team. I talked to Jeremiah Smith
after the game and he said he thinks this team
is better than last year's and it is really hard
(04:01):
to argue against when you look at the totality of
the roster. I think last year's run game was a
little bit better and the offensive line was a little
bit better. But outside of that, the defense is putting
up historic numbers. You know, they put another shutout last week,
which was really impressive. My big concern for Ohio State
and this is similar to sort of some of those
(04:22):
great teams that we see, you know, traditionally, it's do
they get battle tested before they have to play against
potentially Indiana and the Big Ten or if they have
to play against Alabama and the College Football Playoff because
they're so good, Like, it's just you wonder if that's
gonna matter, because they won't have many opportunities to be
(04:45):
in a fourth quarter game where you look up the
scoreboard it's like, oh crap, we got to get this
thing going. They might not have to face that type
of adversity, which is like rich people problems, right, Like
it's a problem that everybody would love to have. But
I cannot say enough about how impressed I was the Buckeyes,
Julian saying is playing like a seasoned veteran. I love
the way they've kind of they've taken you know, they
(05:06):
kind of have slow played it. It's like a restaurant.
They have a soft opening. I think that's what they
did early in the season, and then now they're kind
of just throwing everything at him and he is flourishing.
It has just been really really impressive the Buckey's what
they've been able to do.
Speaker 2 (05:19):
When you were in Madison, if I would have told
you that at this time this week, Luke Fickle will
still be employed, you would have said, what.
Speaker 1 (05:26):
I'm pretty astounded, especially considering the pulse. You know, you
get a pretty good pulse when you're on the ground.
Even before the game, fans were like, yeah, we probably
have to make a change, and then you know, at
the airport after everyone's like, well, it's got to happen today,
and then no, you get the statement of support from
the athletic director. So I'm surprised, but I'm also surprised
(05:46):
at how bad it's been. I thought Luke Fickle was
an a higher you know, when grade the HighRes. I
thought he was a great fit at Wisconsin. I do
think they're starting to learn they have a lot of
making up to do in the nil landscape, and their
schedule has been brutal, and he's that horrible quarterback look.
So I know the athletic director said they're going to
try to give him some more resources, give more money,
(06:07):
But my goodness, I don't think it's gonna get I
think it's gonna get worse before it gets better. And
that's gonna take a tremendous amount of fortitude for that
athletic director to continue to back Luke Fickle the way
they've lost the fan base.
Speaker 2 (06:18):
Danny Knell is with us thanks to bet Online again.
Check out betonline dot ag for updated college football, Playoff,
Heisman and College Football Week nine lines. Stay in the
Big ten with me. Last year, it felt like Indiana
was a really neat story. This year, it feels like
they're a powerhouse. Fernando Mendoza the odds on favorite to
win the Heisman Trophy. Do you take the Hoosiers seriously
(06:40):
as national championship contenders?
Speaker 1 (06:42):
Absolutely? And I would say why, like and maybe if
they didn't do what they did to Oregon, you'd probably
be waiting for them to prove it one more time,
like we need to see it. But they I thought
of Oregon. I still think Oregon is a really good
football team. That was a pretty convincing win. I mean,
they want by ten, but I think the style of it,
the way they were able to control both lines of scrimmage,
(07:05):
that was really really impressive. Kirkseying that he's a great
football coach, and I still think it's very similar to
what's going on at Vanderbilt. People need to erase everything
you've known about Indiana for the last fifty years. There's
a couple of reasons why. One, they've done a great
job and they're going on their second season kind of
putting a stampoint they did last year. But this is
a new landscape of college football. Like you, you don't
(07:26):
have just windows where you can win, where you get
lucky with a good class or a good quarterback. They
actually have resources, and they have the revenue share and
they've got the portal. So I think Indiana is here
to stay. And I do think Fernando Mendoza is pretty special.
They still have a lot of players that were on
last year's team that were holdovers from James Madison, which
was a championship level player. So yes, I think Indiana
(07:49):
is a team that could win the national championship.
Speaker 2 (07:52):
In college football, we've seen a lot of coaches get
fired with large buyouts, most notably James Franklin, who's being
paid nearly fifty million dollars to not work. Some view
that as this is a sign that the sport is
really really healthy, and some view this as this is
a sign that the sport is in trouble. And it's
not so much the money going to the players. What's
your take, MO.
Speaker 1 (08:12):
All I know is I don't want to hear any
athletic directors or school presidents complaining about finances, right Like,
you've got to stop saying, oh, we're we're in a
point of crisis. Well, if there is a crisis, it's
on you, guys, like you're the ones that are handing
out these contracts with these ridiculous guarantees and ridiculous buyouts.
And I don't think it changes. I think it's the
(08:34):
sport is in a great spot. I mean it really is.
The ratings are up, the players are making money, The
expanded playoff has brought a lot of hope to a
lot of programs. So I think the sport is in
a great spot. I mean, the coaches just have more
pressure on them than ever before, in large part because
of these salaries, because of the money that they're making.
So I think until athletic directors start getting smarter and
(08:56):
don't get raked over the coals by these agents with
all the leverage that they have, you're just gonna see
these continue to escalate, and you're gonna see coaches make
a lot of money either to coach or to not coach.
It's just a matter of what where they're gonna be
or on television, you know, talking about the sport. But
either way, they're gonna make a lot a lot of money.
Speaker 2 (09:14):
All right, one more really quick. I ask you this
every time look at that online. I don't want to favorite.
Give me a dark horse. Give me a long shot
with value, whether it's the National championship or whether it's
the Heisman Trophy. Give me one of those where I
could get some value for my wager spend.
Speaker 1 (09:32):
On how long you want to go, I would say
the Miami Hurricanes, and I it was ugly right. They
lost on the national stage, was Friday night kind of
standalone game. I still thought they were National championship worthy before.
And it's just you got to really put a lot
of trust in Carson Beck that he's not going to
have that type of game because he had four interceptions.
(09:54):
The three of them were horrendous decisions, a couple of
them were great plays. But I still think that team
as an offensive and defensive line that are very special.
I think Oregon I would put in that same category.
But Oregon's only nine to one. If you want to
go a little bit longer. Fourteen to one, Like I
would not waste your money on Texas think Arch Manning
still has significant growth to go Texas Tech. I worry
(10:15):
a little bit about their competition Ole missus defense. I
don't trust them, so I would say Miami at fourteen
to one. And this is from a seminal, So you
got to consider this like this is me giving a
lot of love to a program that I don't like.
I'll say Miami's not bad value here at fourteen to one.
Speaker 2 (10:31):
Learn more bet online, dot ag get updated college Football Playoff,
Heisman and college Football Week nine lines. Standy canell kind
enough to join us. Always awesome to have you. I
hope we can do it before the season ends. Appreciate it, man,
thanks so much.
Speaker 1 (10:45):
Oh we will. We might be talking about Cincinnati and
college football Playoff.
Speaker 2 (10:50):
Yes we will, and I might need a half hour
with you if that happens, Danny, thank you definitely.
Speaker 1 (10:55):
All right. Well let's see you.
Speaker 2 (10:56):
Got a plus twenty five hundred by the way for
Thecats to win the national title. First things first, beat
Baylor on Saturday. Cincinnati, for what it's worth, a five
and a half point favorite against the Bears a quarter
after five on ESPN fifteen thirty Bengals and Jets on Sunday.
By the way, remember that game is on ESPN fifteen three.
(11:16):
We you know we carry all the Bengals games. Home
of the Bengals Official Home of the Bengals. No one
covers the Bengals like ESPN fifteen thirty. May have heard
that as well our pregame coverage with Ken Brew, Tony Pike,
and myself, Ken and Tony and I remember the last
home game. The last Sunday home game was a four
o'clock game, so it was just me and Tony. So
(11:37):
the last one o'clock home game was the Jags game, right,
I think I have that correct, Yeah, I do. Think
of everything that has happened since Ken Brew, Tony and
I did a show at the Grail together that day,
Joe Burrows started that feels like forever ago Tony has
been let go, he has come back. Lots happened, and
(11:58):
it'd be great to be together here at the Holy
on Sunday morning before the Bengals Jets game starting at
nine am. And it'll be great to chat with Richard
Skinner from Local twelve. He joins us next, no one
covers the Bengals like ESPN fifteen thirty, Cincinnati's sports station
Cincinnati's ESPN fifteen thirty.
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Four after five ESPN fifteen thirty mo Wegar, thanks for listening.
It's the bud Light five o'clock Happy Hour. Thanks to
bud Light, I'm ready for one. Easy to drink, easy
(00:25):
to enjoy, we enjoy talking with Richard Skinner from Local twelve.
He will be with us in fifteen minutes on the
Bengals and Trey Hendrickson and Tyrod Taylor and the Jets
and so much more. Talk Cam Taylor, Britt, DJ Turner
might just talk about every player on both teams rosters.
I don't know that coming up in five twenty. By
the way, don't forget one hour from now, it's a
(00:45):
Bengals game plan with Dan Horde and soon to be
newly minted Ring of Honor inductee Dave Lapham. Ted Carris
will be their special guest between six and eight tonight
on ESPN fifteen thirty. I love that we do this.
We get him three four times a year during the
college football season. Our guy Danny Canell joins us thanks
(01:08):
to bet Online. Go to betonline dot ag for updated
college football, Playoff, Heisman and college football Week nine lines.
It's awesome to have you. I'm looking at bet online.
I see Cincinnati at plus seven hundred to win the
Big Twelve. Talk me into that or talk me out
of it, Danny.
Speaker 1 (01:26):
Oh Man, I think it's pretty good value, right, I mean,
I think people are still sleeping on the Bearcats. My man,
Brandon Sorosby has been bawling. I don't think he's getting
anywhere near the amount of attention that he should be getting.
He has been awesome, and if you take away, you know,
one bad play against Nebraska, this team is really close
(01:49):
to being undefeated. But Sorsby's got eighteen touchdowns in one interception,
and he's got six rushing touchdowns. By my math, that's
twenty four total touchdow one interception. Why isn't he getting
any Heisman love? I get why because you're not in
the market, you know, or you're not a traditional blue blood.
But I'm serious, he's playing quarterback as good as anybody
(02:11):
in the country. They're playing some great football. And if
the Big Twelve, I mean, we all we've been proven
wrong all season long. We all thought, oh, it's Texas
Tech head and shoulders above the field. Oh, it's Texas Tech.
Texas Tech goes and loses last week, I say, why
not the Bearcats? So I am not trying to talk
you out of that one. Of course, the Texas Tech
(02:33):
game would be the only one that they would have
to face in the Big Twelve championship. Don't have them
the regular season. But we just saw Utah get beat
by BYU. You can handle them BYU. You guys play
at home, like, why not at the nip You could
see it happening. Now you're thinking about I'm about to
take a bet on the Bearcats here to win the
Big Twelve. See there you go.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
You're speaking my language. By the way, two fifty to
one to win the college football playoff, it's uh, that's
That's not something I thought I would be looking at.
A long way to go, but it's been a fun
season so far. We were talking about this yesterday. Ohio
State gets talked about a lot in this part of
the country. I'm not sure in recent years nationally there
(03:12):
has been a less discussed number one team in the
nation through this part of the season.
Speaker 1 (03:17):
Yeah, I would tend to agree. I think you saw
this happen last year with Georgia. They were just everybody
knew they'd be in the College Football Playoff and you're
kind of like, yeah, we'll talk about them when it matters.
But Georgia wasn't as dominant as Ohio State has been
this year. I just was in Madison, Wisconsin, so I
saw the buck guys in person. Of course, it was
(03:38):
not a great game, completely lopsided, but that we haven't
seen a lot of teams that are just handling their
business every single week. We've seen a lot of teams
overlook opponents, they underwhelm. Ohio State has not done that,
and I think this team. I talked to Jeremiah Smith
after the game and he said he thinks this team
is better than last year's and it is really hard
(04:01):
to argue against when you look at the totality of
the roster. I think last year's run game was a
little bit better and the offensive line was a little
bit better. But outside of that, the defense is putting
up historic numbers. You know, they put another shutout last week,
which was really impressive. My big concern for Ohio State
and this is similar to sort of some of those
(04:22):
great teams that we see, you know, traditionally, it's do
they get battle tested before they have to play against
potentially Indiana and the Big Ten or if they have
to play against Alabama and the College Football Playoff because
they're so good, Like, it's just you wonder if that's
gonna matter, because they won't have many opportunities to be
(04:45):
in a fourth quarter game where you look up the
scoreboard it's like, oh crap, we got to get this
thing going. They might not have to face that type
of adversity, which is like rich people problems, right, Like
it's a problem that everybody would love to have. But
I cannot say enough about how impressed I was the Buckeyes,
Julian saying is playing like a seasoned veteran. I love
the way they've kind of they've taken you know, they
(05:06):
kind of have slow played it. It's like a restaurant.
They have a soft opening. I think that's what they
did early in the season, and then now they're kind
of just throwing everything at him and he is flourishing.
It has just been really really impressive the Buckey's what
they've been able to do.
Speaker 2 (05:19):
When you were in Madison, if I would have told
you that at this time this week, Luke Fickle will
still be employed, you would have said, what.
Speaker 1 (05:26):
I'm pretty astounded, especially considering the pulse. You know, you
get a pretty good pulse when you're on the ground.
Even before the game, fans were like, yeah, we probably
have to make a change, and then you know, at
the airport after everyone's like, well, it's got to happen today,
and then no, you get the statement of support from
the athletic director. So I'm surprised, but I'm also surprised
(05:46):
at how bad it's been. I thought Luke Fickle was
an a higher you know, when grade the HighRes. I
thought he was a great fit at Wisconsin. I do
think they're starting to learn they have a lot of
making up to do in the nil landscape, and their
schedule has been brutal, and he's that horrible quarterback look.
So I know the athletic director said they're going to
try to give him some more resources, give more money,
(06:07):
But my goodness, I don't think it's gonna get I
think it's gonna get worse before it gets better. And
that's gonna take a tremendous amount of fortitude for that
athletic director to continue to back Luke Fickle the way
they've lost the fan base.
Speaker 2 (06:18):
Danny Knell is with us thanks to bet Online again.
Check out betonline dot ag for updated college football, Playoff,
Heisman and College Football Week nine lines. Stay in the
Big ten with me. Last year, it felt like Indiana
was a really neat story. This year, it feels like
they're a powerhouse. Fernando Mendoza the odds on favorite to
win the Heisman Trophy. Do you take the Hoosiers seriously
(06:40):
as national championship contenders?
Speaker 1 (06:42):
Absolutely? And I would say why, like and maybe if
they didn't do what they did to Oregon, you'd probably
be waiting for them to prove it one more time,
like we need to see it. But they I thought
of Oregon. I still think Oregon is a really good
football team. That was a pretty convincing win. I mean,
they want by ten, but I think the style of it,
the way they were able to control both lines of scrimmage,
(07:05):
that was really really impressive. Kirkseying that he's a great
football coach, and I still think it's very similar to
what's going on at Vanderbilt. People need to erase everything
you've known about Indiana for the last fifty years. There's
a couple of reasons why. One, they've done a great
job and they're going on their second season kind of
putting a stampoint they did last year. But this is
a new landscape of college football. Like you, you don't
(07:26):
have just windows where you can win, where you get
lucky with a good class or a good quarterback. They
actually have resources, and they have the revenue share and
they've got the portal. So I think Indiana is here
to stay. And I do think Fernando Mendoza is pretty special.
They still have a lot of players that were on
last year's team that were holdovers from James Madison, which
was a championship level player. So yes, I think Indiana
(07:49):
is a team that could win the national championship.
Speaker 2 (07:52):
In college football, we've seen a lot of coaches get
fired with large buyouts, most notably James Franklin, who's being
paid nearly fifty million dollars to not work. Some view
that as this is a sign that the sport is
really really healthy, and some view this as this is
a sign that the sport is in trouble. And it's
not so much the money going to the players. What's
your take, MO.
Speaker 1 (08:12):
All I know is I don't want to hear any
athletic directors or school presidents complaining about finances, right Like,
you've got to stop saying, oh, we're we're in a
point of crisis. Well, if there is a crisis, it's
on you, guys, like you're the ones that are handing
out these contracts with these ridiculous guarantees and ridiculous buyouts.
And I don't think it changes. I think it's the
(08:34):
sport is in a great spot. I mean it really is.
The ratings are up, the players are making money, The
expanded playoff has brought a lot of hope to a
lot of programs. So I think the sport is in
a great spot. I mean, the coaches just have more
pressure on them than ever before, in large part because
of these salaries, because of the money that they're making.
So I think until athletic directors start getting smarter and
(08:56):
don't get raked over the coals by these agents with
all the leverage that they have, you're just gonna see
these continue to escalate, and you're gonna see coaches make
a lot of money either to coach or to not coach.
It's just a matter of what where they're gonna be
or on television, you know, talking about the sport. But
either way, they're gonna make a lot a lot of money.
Speaker 2 (09:14):
All right, one more really quick. I ask you this
every time look at that online. I don't want to favorite.
Give me a dark horse. Give me a long shot
with value, whether it's the National championship or whether it's
the Heisman Trophy. Give me one of those where I
could get some value for my wager spend.
Speaker 1 (09:32):
On how long you want to go, I would say
the Miami Hurricanes, and I it was ugly right. They
lost on the national stage, was Friday night kind of
standalone game. I still thought they were National championship worthy before.
And it's just you got to really put a lot
of trust in Carson Beck that he's not going to
have that type of game because he had four interceptions.
(09:54):
The three of them were horrendous decisions, a couple of
them were great plays. But I still think that team
as an offensive and defensive line that are very special.
I think Oregon I would put in that same category.
But Oregon's only nine to one. If you want to
go a little bit longer. Fourteen to one, Like I
would not waste your money on Texas think Arch Manning
still has significant growth to go Texas Tech. I worry
(10:15):
a little bit about their competition Ole missus defense. I
don't trust them, so I would say Miami at fourteen
to one. And this is from a seminal, So you
got to consider this like this is me giving a
lot of love to a program that I don't like.
I'll say Miami's not bad value here at fourteen to one.
Speaker 2 (10:31):
Learn more bet online, dot ag get updated college Football Playoff,
Heisman and college Football Week nine lines. Standy canell kind
enough to join us. Always awesome to have you. I
hope we can do it before the season ends. Appreciate it, man,
thanks so much.
Speaker 1 (10:45):
Oh we will. We might be talking about Cincinnati and
college football Playoff.
Speaker 2 (10:50):
Yes we will, and I might need a half hour
with you if that happens, Danny, thank you definitely.
Speaker 1 (10:55):
All right. Well let's see you.
Speaker 2 (10:56):
Got a plus twenty five hundred by the way for
Thecats to win the national title. First things first, beat
Baylor on Saturday. Cincinnati, for what it's worth, a five
and a half point favorite against the Bears a quarter
after five on ESPN fifteen thirty Bengals and Jets on Sunday.
By the way, remember that game is on ESPN fifteen three.
(11:16):
We you know we carry all the Bengals games. Home
of the Bengals Official Home of the Bengals. No one
covers the Bengals like ESPN fifteen thirty. May have heard
that as well our pregame coverage with Ken Brew, Tony Pike,
and myself, Ken and Tony and I remember the last
home game. The last Sunday home game was a four
o'clock game, so it was just me and Tony. So
(11:37):
the last one o'clock home game was the Jags game, right,
I think I have that correct, Yeah, I do. Think
of everything that has happened since Ken Brew, Tony and
I did a show at the Grail together that day,
Joe Burrows started that feels like forever ago Tony has
been let go, he has come back. Lots happened, and
(11:58):
it'd be great to be together here at the Holy
on Sunday morning before the Bengals Jets game starting at
nine am. And it'll be great to chat with Richard
Skinner from Local twelve. He joins us next, no one
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