We've got the details on next year's Buckeye-Hoosier showdown in Bloomington.

Plus, is Indiana's National Championship the greatest sports story of all time?

Former OSU & NFL linebacker Matt Wilhelm & one of the top sportswriters & authors, Jeff Snook, discuss the Hoosiers place in history & the impact on the Big Ten.

It’s a Wilhelm Weekend on The Tim May Show feat. Clay Hall.

Ohio State All-American, National Champion, and Super Bowl winner Matt Wilhelm joins Clay Hall and Tim May for a must-listen breakdown of the College Football Playoff national championship matchup between Indiana Hoosiers and Miami Hurricanes. What makes this matchup so compelling, and how did college football get here?

Then the conversation turns to the transfer portal — and the talent gusher flowing straight into Ohio State Buckeyes. From proven contributors to battle-tested players arriving from powerhouse programs like Alabama Crimson Tide, the Buckeyes are once again adapting faster than the rest of the sport.

Wilhelm brings the player’s perspective on why adaptation is no longer optional in college football — it’s survival. NIL, portal strategy, roster churn, and culture all collide as Ohio State reloads with championship expectations still firmly in place.

If you want real insight from someone who’s been in the locker room, on the field, and at the highest levels of the game, this episode delivers.

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A wild College Football Playoff matchup and a legendary Buckeye moment headline this episode of The Tim May Show feat. Clay Hall.

National college football writer Bill Bender joins the show to break down the chaos, intrigue, and national implications of the College Football Playoff National Championship showdown between Indiana Hoosiers and Miami Hurricanes. How did we get here, what does it mean for the sport, and how strange does this title game feel compared to the sport’s traditional power structure?

But the biggest news of the day hits closer to home.

Former Ohio State Buckeyes linebacker and current linebackers coach James Laurinaitis has been announced as a member of the College Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Tim May and Clay Hall react to what this honor means for Laurinaitis’ legacy, Ohio State history, and the evolution of Buckeye greatness across generations.

Insight, perspective, laughs, and big-picture college football talk—this episode has it all.