This week, columnist Paul Daugherty contemplates the netting dilemma Major League Baseball faces. Why is the USMNT playing on grass at Nippert Stadium and who's paying for it? ESPN didn't include the Cincinnati Bengals in a story about the best offseason additions around the NFL. Other topics include gun control, traveling to Florida, and the 75th anniversary of the D-Day invasion in World War II.
This week, Enquirer columnist Paul Daugherty explores the reasoning fans have to think they're smarter than new Cincinnati Reds manager David Bell. Doc also tackles pace of play, instant review and the debate of how watchable baseball, football and soccer are. Lastly, Doc explains his stance on removing valedictorians at Mason High School.
This week, columnist Paul Daugherty talks about James Holzhauer's impressive run on 'Jeopardy!' and the implications of the Cincinnati Reds possibly calling up Nick Senzel. Also, did Zac Taylor make the wrong impression with his wardrobe choice during the NFL Draft? Lastly, it's the time of year to pay attention to the NBA. Doc talks about what needs to be done to improve the NBA.
This week, columnist Paul Daugherty talks about Kate Smith and the removal of her statue due to another song of hers revolving racial slurs. He argues against PC culture and later asks that we cut FC Cincinnati a break on the displacement issue.
This week, columnist Paul Daugherty talks about Kate Smith and the removal of her statue due to another song of hers revolving racial slurs. He argues against PC culture and later asks that we cut FC Cincinnati a break on the displacement issue.
Was Tiger Woods' win last Sunday better than Jack Nicklaus' in 1986? Paul Daugherty, who covered both says it was. Doc also talks about Mick Cronin deciding to move to UCLA and why John Brannen was the right pick to be the next Bearcats head coach.
Columnist Paul Daugherty talks about the latest in the Mick Cronin situation and why this round of public flirtations is different than before.
Columnist Paul Daugherty and Producer Phil Didion bring you the latest episode of "I Root For Me!" This week, Doc talks about the special place Opening Day has in Cincinnati and the very personal reason he has for taking issue with Education Secretary Betsy Devos' decision to cut Special Olympics funding from the Department of Education's budget.
This week, columnist Paul Daugherty is explaining why upsets happen in the NCAA Tournament, reflecting on the Vontaze Burfict era in Cincinnati, and explaining why he finally figured out fantasy baseball. Buckle up, producer Phil Didion already has.
This week, Doc dishes on the college entrance scandal, the Bengals' lack of urgency in free agency, being a father to a daughter with a learning disability, and money well spent.
The Enquirer and Cincinnati.com present columnist Paul Daugherty and producer Phil Didion on the 'I Root For Me!' Podcaast. This week, Doc gets personal about the entrance exam issues for celebs, the Bengals ignoring fans yet again, the Browns 'winning the offseason' this year, and parenting.
The I Root For Me! Podcast, produced by Phil Didion, features columnist Paul Daugherty talking everything Cincinnati sports and much more. In this week's episode, you'll get Doc's thoughts on the Cincinnati Reds heading into the season, what FC Cincinnati and its players do that other teams in the area don't, what the Mick Cronin rumors are missing, and what he thought of the Oscars.
Cincinnati.com columnist Paul Daugherty dishes on his job, family life, music and travel. Produced by Phil Didion, this is the first episode of I Root For Me!
Meet Enquirer/Cincinnati.com columnist Paul Daugherty. In this first episode, he explains why "I root for me" is the saying by which he operates and tells you what to expect with his podcast.
Meet Enquirer columnist Paul Daugherty and Lindsay Patterson. They discuss Cincinnati Bengals QB Andy Dalton, Cincinnati sports teams, and much more.