The Ohio State Buckeyes have lost countless players in the NCAA Transfer Portal, and formed offensive coordinator and new head coach at USF Brian Hartline isn't helping. He has now added another former Buckeye to his roster in wideout Bryson Rodgers.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have lost countless players in the NCAA Transfer Portal, and formed offensive coordinator and new head coach at USF Brian Hartline isn't helping. He has now added another former Buckeye to his roster in wideout Bryson Rodgers.
This article breaks down all the offseason transfer portal activity from The Ohio State University college football program, covering every new addition, position-by-position impact and what it means for the future of the team.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have been run dry in the NCAA Transfer Portal this offseason. Since losing to Miami (Fla.) in the Cotton Bowl Classic, countless players have entered the portal, with defensive lineman Jarquez Carter being the newest.
After missing big-time kicks over the past few seasons, the Ohio State Buckeyes headed into the 2025 offseason with one goal in mind: get a reliable kicker. On Sunday, Jan. 4, they offered Illinois transfer David Olano.
On Thursday, Jan. 1, the Buckeyes officially offered the nation's top available 2026 high school kicker, Jacobo Echeverria, out of Upper St. Clair, Pa. In his senior campaign, he knocked through17-of-18 field goals, with a long of 41 yards.
On Thursday, Jan. 1, two defensive players, defensive back Bryce West and linebacker/defensive end CJ Hicks, declared that they would be entering the NCAA Transfer Portal and leave Columbus.
The Ohio State Buckeyes seem to be without wide receiver Bryson Rodgers through the rest of the College Football Playoffs. The junior entered the transfer portal just last week on Thursday, Dec. 18.
On Thursday, Dec. 18, the Penn State Nittany Lions got the unfortunate news that true freshman edge rusher Chaz Coleman was entering the Transfer Portal. There's a connection to the State of Ohio that may end up dragging him back to a Big Ten program.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are already feeling it with the transfer portal after losing a wide receiver to it just before the College Football Playoffs begin.
The Ohio State Buckeyes will need some help with players leaving for the NFL, so these three prospects in the transfer portal could make an instant impact.
No. 3 wide receiver recruit Chris Henry Jr. announced Friday afternoon on the Pat McAfee Show that he will be officially signing with the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Five-star wide receiver Chris Henry Jr. decommited from Ohio State after learning the Brian Hartline was leaving the program. Here's what Ryan Day told him on the phone Wednesday night.
The Ohio State Buckeyes unfortunately saw the de-commit of two high school recruits for the 2026 class on National Early Signing Day. The two's reason for not attending Ohio State may be due to the loss of offensive coordinator Brian Hartline.
Follow along as the Ohio State Buckeyes build its 2026 recruiting class during the Early Signing Period. This real-time tracker features every official signee, individual breakdowns, position group insights, and how the class stacks up nationally.
Ryan Day has always been vocal when it comes to his players and coaching staff, but when it comes to recruits, he believes there's no better college program to want to be a part of.