Tyson Gentry shares past stories, analyzes current Buckeyes receiver room

COLUMBUS — The offseason is in full effect at Ohio State. Storylines are slowing down and spring football is still a few weeks away.

But February isn’t time for the Tim May Podcast to stop breaking down every angle — past and present — of the Buckeyes program. So of course, Tim is back with another very special Ohio State guest.

Tim is excited to be joined by former Ohio State walk-on wide receiver Tyson Gentry, who suited up for the Buckeyes for two seasons in 2005 and 2006 as a punter and scout team receiver who suffered a career-ending injury during spring practice with the Buckeyes.

Tim and Tyson talk about a variety of topics, including the time Tyson spent with the Buckeyes — and what the wide receivers will look like under Brian Hartline next season after losing the top two players in their room from a year ago.

Gentry, whose father also played for the Buckeyes back in the 1970s, has plenty to say about Ohio State and how the university changed his life. The life-long Ohio State fan and former player breaks down plenty in the newest Tim May Podcast.

That conversations with former Buckeyes wide receiver Tyson Gentry make this edition of The Tim May Podcast a must-listen episode. And it’s not just an Ohio State discussion this week. It’s fit for all sports fans of every kind.

You will not want to miss that and plenty more Buckeyes news and analysis from the past and in another edition of the Tim May Podcast as the offseason continues — and the Buckeyes inch closer to spring football.

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