Ohio State keeps adding more NFL experience to its coaching staff, and it’s becoming a major storyline for the Buckeyes heading into the season. On this episode of The Tim May Show featuring Clay Hall, Tim and Clay break down how Ryan Day has continued to bring an NFL touch to Columbus with names like Arthur Smith, Matt Patricia, and Tim Walton helping shape the program.

The guys also dive into comments from running backs coach Carlos Locklyn, who couldn’t hide his excitement about freshman standout Legend Bey and what his talent could mean for the future of the Buckeyes’ offense.

And yes, there’s also some golf talk, because Rory McIlroy is once again making major noise after another huge Masters moment.

If you love Ohio State football, Buckeyes recruiting, Buckeyes coaching analysis, and a little major golf chatter too, this episode is for you.

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Caleb Downs is the best player in the draft, according to Tim. Dillon Davis joins, and sorta, kinda agrees.

They talk about the Columbus Blue Jackets (Did we hear Taps on Thursday night), The Masters, and Ohio State spring practice.

Dillon likes the way transfer safety Earl Little Jr. is stepping up. Enjoy!

Ohio State football is reloading in the secondary, and this episode of The Tim May Show featuring Clay Hall dives into two of the biggest names stepping up this spring: Earl Little Jr. and Devin Sanchez.

With Caleb Downs and Davison Igbinosun off to the NFL, the Buckeyes had major holes to address in the defensive backfield. So far, Earl Little Jr. has made a strong impression after transferring in, quickly emerging as a leader in the Ohio State secondary.

At the same time, former 5-star corner Devin Sanchez looks ready to make a serious push for a starting role after flashes of talent during his freshman season.

Clay Hall and Tim May break down what Ohio State is getting from both players, what it means for the Buckeyes' defense in 2026, and why this secondary could still be one of the strengths of the team despite key NFL departures.

If you’re an Ohio State Buckeyes fan, this is a must-watch spring football episode.