Sherrone Moore has been fired with cause as head coach at the University of Michigan, and Tim May has Bill Bender of Sporting News on for an emergency edition of The Tim May Show to break it all down.

Tim and Bill react to the latest Michigan scandal, how it connects back to the Jim Harbaugh / Connor Stallions era, and why this feels like a full program reset in Ann Arbor. They also dig into how this compares to the Mel Tucker situation at Michigan State and what it means for the Big Ten moving forward.

From there, the guys dive into Michigan’s next head coach wish list:

• Kalen DeBoer

• Brian Kelly

• Kenny Dillingham

• Dan Mullen
  …and more “swing and miss” options if Michigan strikes out at the top of the board.

They also touch on:

• How this affects Bryce Underwood and future recruiting

• The muddled Heisman Trophy race (Mendoza, Pavia, Love, Sayin)

• Ohio State’s run of Heisman finalists and All-Americans

• Stories from the Nagurski / Nurserki awards and talking with college football legends

Drop your thoughts below: Did Michigan get this right? Who should be the next Wolverines head coach?

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Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin is New York–bound as a 2025 Heisman Trophy finalist, following the path of his childhood idol Marcus Mariota. Tim May and Clay Hall break down Sayin’s spectacular rise and what gives him a real shot at bringing the Heisman back to Columbus.We also look at the full finalist group:🏆 Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza🏆 Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia🏆 Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah LovePlus — a special twist this week: our usual “Monday with Matt” is now a rare Wednesday with Wilhelm due to schedule shifts, and he absolutely brings it.If you love Buckeyes football, Heisman storylines, or elite college QB play, this is a can’t-miss episode.👉 Subscribe for more Ohio State, Big Ten & national CFB coverage from Tim May and Clay Hall.

On today’s episode of The Tim May Show featuring Clay Hall, we break down the autopsy of Ohio State’s stunning 13–10 loss to Indiana in the Big Ten Championship — a defeat that sent the media into full grand-jury mode and forced Ryan Day to publicly sift through every mistake, miscue, and misfire.

But despite the frustration and the noise, life moves on.
Ohio State is still the No. 2 seed in the College Football Playoff.

Tim and Clay dive into:
🔍 What actually went wrong vs. Indiana
🧠 Ryan Day’s explanation of the offensive struggles
⚙️ Why the defense still proved championship-caliber
📈 How the Buckeyes held onto the No. 2 seed anyway
🏟️ What to expect in the Cotton Bowl vs. Miami/Texas A&M winner
🔥 The mindset inside the Woody Hayes Athletic Center after the setback

The loss stings — but Ohio State’s goals remain right in front of them. A national championship is still on the table. It’s time to regroup, reload, and get ready for December 31.

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