The TIM MAY Show: Day knows Bo | Hartline & Patricia On Point with Calls So Far

Through the first three games, it appears the Ohio State offense and defense are in good hands with their new coordinators, Brian Hartline and Matt Patricia, respectively. Clay and Tim discuss that and also talk about freshman running back Bo Jackson, because, as head coach Ryan Day says, some things are obvious to anybody. Plus, the Browns and the Bengals and their quarterback situations. Not good.

Clay Hall and Tim touch a lot of bases on this off week for Ohio State, including Jaylen McClain, the safety you had the most memorable hit in the 37 to 9:00 when over Ohio University. There's the usual Monday conversation with former Ohio State and NFL linebacker Matt Wilhelm. And from the start, Clay laments the loss once again of Joe Burrow for an extended time with the Bengals due to injury.

Bill Bender of TheSportingNews.com joins Tim with Clay Hall on "assignment."

Bill offers insight into Ohio University at No. 1 Ohio State, given that he is an "OU" grad. But he also knows a lot about a lot, as they talk #Buckeyes, Julian Sayin, and the #BigTen and national scenes. Good times! Good times!

Former Ohio State Buckeyes tight end Jake Stoneburner joins us to talk about the proliferation of tight end use by the Buckeyes this season. Remember, he holds the OSU record for touchdown passes caught by a tight end with 13. And the reputed best offensive player in college football this year, OSU receiver Jeremiah Smith, talks of bouncing back from the two dropped passes he had against Texas with a huge performance in the romp over Grambling State. He is never satisfied and is always working to get better, something OSU coach Ryan Day says rubs off on those around him.

The TIM MAY Show: Monday Always Means Matt Wilhelm, and There is a Re-Butt-Al with Guest Jake Butt

What a weekend of football, including No.1 Ohio State's expected/ delivered romp over first-time opponent FCS Grambling. Former OSU All-America linebacker Matt Wilhelm and former Michigan All-America tight end Jake Butt help us break it down. The Browns found another way to lose (wide right), even if the Bengals showed little interest offensively. Ohio State is prepping to take on Ohio University in the 'Shoe. Of course, there is a lot to talk about, and Clay Hall and Tim May do just that.

Ohio State national championship-winning quarterback Craig Krenzel liked what he saw from Julian Sayin in the opening win over previously No. 1 Texas. It reminded Krenzel of his own debut back in 2001 when he led the Buckeyes to an upset win at Michigan. The next year, he went on to lead the national championship march as Ohio State became the first team in major college to go 14-0. Plus, retired Associated Press veteran Tom Withers gives us a preview of the #Browns vs. #Bengals opener and of the #NFL. Fun was had by all in the Fan Stream Sports - Ohio studio!

Flip the final result around anyway you wish, it will still show Ohio State beat Texas 14-7 in the season opener. Now, Ohio State is No.1 in the polls while Texas has taken a slide. Jay Richardson, a former Ohio State and NFL player, takes us behind the scenes in Austin after the win by the Buckeyes. And exactly WHAT (?!!) did Lou Holtz say about the Buckeyes? Seriously, he has to be trolling Ryan Day at this point.

Clay and Tim wrap up and chop up Ohio State's solid, impressive opening win over No. 1 Texas, praising the poise of Julian Sayin and pointing out the shaky performance by "Heisman favorite" Arch Manning. As usual on a Monday, Matt Wilhelm joins Tim to chop things up, and of course, he was impressed by the start of the Ohio State defense now directed by former NFL stalwart Matt Patricia.