Buckeyes pain, Big Ten noise, daily chaos.
Common Man & Timmy turns Ohio sports afternoons into a loose, sarcastic hangout. Buckeyes losses, March Madness, Big Ten notes, listener bits, and oddball tangents all get run through a proudly chaotic radio rhythm.
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Common Man & Timmy is Ohio sports talk with the door left open and the room slightly out of control. The show centers on Buckeyes reactions, college basketball movement, Big Ten updates, and the emotional churn of March. Losses are treated plainly. A bad Buckeyes night gets the expected frustration, but also room for gallows humor, procedural chatter, and quick turns into whatever else is on the board. The pace is loose. It starts with loud drops, recurring greetings, and a running sense that the show enjoys interrupting itself. That messiness is part of the format, not a flaw. College basketball provides the map, especially around conference tournaments, First Four mentions, Miami, Ohio wins, and NCAA tournament anticipation. Football is close by too, with title-game reflections, transfer-portal references, Indiana talk, Joe Burrow frustration, and Big Ten check-ins. Then the conversation jumps. Chipotle orders become a scouting report. Fast-food pricing becomes a policy debate. A pillow fighting league turns into a full sports argument. Listener submissions give the Friday edition its own ritual energy through the go-to-jail bit. Too Hot Thursday adds another recurring marker. The humor is blunt, sometimes juvenile, and built on familiarity among the voices in the room. It can be sharp without pretending to be refined. The show works best for listeners who want sports as a daily social habit, not as a clean lecture. It treats Ohio fandom as both serious business and something worth laughing at immediately after it hurts.
Made for: Built for Ohio sports fans who follow Buckeyes basketball and football closely but prefer their analysis with sarcasm, radio bits, and local banter. It also suits listeners who like sports talk that wanders into food, pop culture, and absurd competitive events.
What sets it apart: The show mixes legitimate postgame reaction with a deliberately unruly culture: drops, recurring greetings, listener prompts, and tangent-heavy arguments. Its local texture matters as much as the scoreboard.
Listen to Man and Timmy's mindless conversations about sports. Catch the live experience weekdays from 3pm-6pm on 97.1 FM in Columbus, on The Fan App, or at 971thefan.com. The Fan, Ohio's Sports Destination.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A weekend riff that treats pillow fights and Walker, Texas Ranger with equal seriousness.
Common Man and Timmy steer the weekend segment into a sports-radio detour built around the Pillow Fighting Championship, and the humor comes from how seriously they keep pressing on it.
Buckeyes talk, guac math, and a weekend show that keeps its points plain.
Common Man and Timmy Weekend opens by moving from Shannon Maldonado and Yowie into the familiar roll call of Panama Ted, Nicole Sheeran, Jen Winters, Jeff Rimmer, and Chris Collinsworth.
Big Cat and PFT Commenter cover the NFL, March Madness, and NHL for laughs.
Ryen Russillo runs weekly NFL and MLB recaps with beat reporters like Jeff Passan and Mike Sando.
HBCU sports talk with institutional memory.
Common Man and Timmy host their weekend show with guests like Panama Ted, Nicole Sheeran, and Chris Collinsworth.
This episode is a live Friday sports talk show discussing the end of conference tournaments and previewing the upcoming NCAA tournament, with audience engagement through emails and social media.
Common Man and Timmy Weekend spends much of January 24, 2026 on Indiana's playoff run, with Fernando Mendoza singled out for a bleeding-from-the-mouth drive, a touchdown run, and steady short passing.
The hosts blame stadium brawls on alcohol, horniness, and fans celebrating violence over football arguments.
This episode features casual, humorous banter among hosts and guests discussing weekend activities and radio show dynamics.
This episode discusses the end of the Buckeyes' season, March Madness updates, and Big Ten sports with a post-game analysis focus.
This episode is a live Friday sports talk show discussing the end of conference tournaments and previewing the upcoming NCAA tournament, with audience engagement through emails and social media.
Common Man & Timmy’s November 29, 2025 weekend episode centers on Ohio State’s Michigan rivalry, with the hosts insisting that beating Michigan matters more than Indiana, playoff positioning, or the final score.
Common Man and Timmy open by dealing with a new station software configuration that produced roughly 35 seconds of dead air and removed familiar sound effects.
Common Man and Timmy debate Colin Cowherd's claim that Jim Harbaugh is the greatest coach of all time, citing Harbaugh's college scandal, NFL record, and comparisons with Nick Saban, Bill Belichick, and Pete Carroll.