Stat guru extraordinaire Matt Gutridge sits in with Tim to talk Ohio State football numbers.

Like how close Jeremiah Smith is to taking two major school career records, and he's just going into his third season. And the spate of quarterback passing accuracy under Ryan Day.

Also, Matt turns the table and asks Tim a few questions.

So, of course, this went long.

Many, no doubt, have dreamed of owning a golf course.

Jim Cox and his wife lived adjacent to the now-Ridge Golf and Gardens when it became available several years ago, so they took the plunge.

Then, a couple of years ago, when one of Ohio's highly respected courses, Darby Creek, hit the market, they waded right in and snared it, too.

Two Marysville-area courses within 2 miles of each other as the crow flies, each needing various degrees of upgrades - Cox and his wife stepped up to the challenge and anyone can see the differences, from the clubhouse to the greens.

Cox joined us to talk about the daunting task and why he embraces it.

Under the auspices of the 2nd & 6 Foundation, the 1996 Ohio State Rose Bowl championship team was gathered by Ryan Miller to reminisce this week at Wedgewood Country Club. It's been 30 years - or as one of the players put it, "a blink of an eye" - since their dominant Big Ten title season, marred only by a 13-9 loss to Michigan. But they rallied to upset No.2 Arizona State in the Rose Bowl and themselves finish No.2 in the final polls. We reminisce with them.

Nicole Shearin of WBNS 10TV joins Tim to talk about a lot of stuff, including the move to Columbus just in time to help cover the Buckeyes' rise to the 2024 national championship.

That road included going to the University of Georgia and her first major gig as a TV sports reporter in Waco, Texas, covering Baylor, high school sports, and, yes, even Joanna and Chip Gaines a little.

Plus, we talk about her interview with Nina Day, wife of Ryan Day, on the hurricane that was the end of the 2024 Ohio State regular season, then rise to the national title.

Nicole is such a pro.

We gained a conversation with DeSales High School quarterback RJ Day and his father, Ryan - ahem, 8th-year Ohio State head coach. RJ has blossomed as a Power 4 prospect for the 2027 class headed into his senior season.

We also talk with Brad Maendler, founder of QB Excelerate, who has helped RJ's development immensely, as well as that of other young QBs.

Great conversations, especially when we ventured outside the pocket.

Former Ohio State football player Obie Stillwell joins Clay and Tim to talk about a lot of things, including Obie's Breakfast Club, plus the Buckeyes, etc. Plus Clay brings video from the latest meeting of former OSU running back Raymont Harris and perhaps the best performance coordinator in the business Mickey Marotti, who speaks on the welcome challenge of prepping the 2026 Buckeyes. At the start, Tim goes on and on about the Golden Tempo win in the Kentucky Derby, and pays homage to former IndyCar and F1 star Alex Zanardi, who passed away over the weekend.

Bill Bender of The Sporting News joins Tim to talk about a myriad of subjects regarding college athletics.

Like the Brendan Sorsby gambling scandal, the NCAA Tournament expanding to 76 teams, the proposed 5-year rule the NCAA is proposing for college athletes to play 5 seasons, what Bill thinks is now an archaic exercise known as conference football championship games, and more.

It's scattershooting at its finest!

Former Ohio State and NFL DE Jay Richardson joins the show again - let's call it the JayClayMay Report - to discuss his reactions to where the Buckeyes went in the NFL Draft.

He has an especially astute take on not only what Arvell Reese will bring immediately to the table for the New Giants, but what he still has cooking in his kitchen.

Plus Jay's takes on the other draftees, plus on current Ohio State quarterbacks Julian Sayin and Tavien St. Clair are on point.

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