The Ohio State Buckeyes are working through the NCAA Transfer Portal, just like the rest of the country. A recent subtraction with a young talent was just met with a notable addition for Ryan Day's offense through the portal, and the Buckeyes desperately needed that good news.
After losing to the Miami Hurricanes in the Cotton Bowl, the list of transfers immediately started rolling in for the Ohio State Buckeyes. One of the weakest position groups on the team, the running back core, just got a little weaker after one of the rotational players officially announced their new team.
It’s been a busy few days for the Ohio State Buckeyes since they ended their season against Miami in the Cotton Bowl. The transfer portal has been full
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The Ohio State Buckeyes have lost double-digit players from their roster since the season ended with a loss to Miami in the Cotton Bowl. Every team in college football is losing players to the portal — and for the Buckeyes, it’s players on the back end of the roster leaving for the most part.
The Ohio State Buckeyes like every other team in college football are navigating the transfer portal. With the portal open, the Buckeyes have lost double-digit players.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have been tasked with maneuvering the transfer portal just days after ending their season against the Miami Hurricanes in the transfer portal. Ohio State has lost double-digit players to the transfer portal and they’ve brought in a pair of players as well.
Tennessee Vols fans received some positive transfer portal news on Sunday evening when it was revealed that Penn State Nittany Lions transfer EDGE Chaz Coleman had decided to take his visit to UT following a trip to see to the LSU Tigers.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have stayed very busy since their season ended last week in the Cotton Bowl against the Miami Hurricanes. Ohio State has had north of a dozen players hit the transfer portal and that number could continue to grow.
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The Ohio State Buckeyes just got thinner at the quarterback position. But it may be for the better. After exiting the 2025 College Football Playoffs with a loss in the opening round against the Miami Hurricanes, the Buckeyes saw countless players enter the transfer portal.
Ever since the devastating 24-14 loss to the Miami Hurricanes in the Cotton Bowl and College Football Playoffs, the Ohio State Buckeyes have been losing players left and right in the chaos of the transfer portal.
Once Ohio State’s season ended in the Cotton Bowl against Miami, much of the attention turned toward the transfer portal. The Buckeyes have had several transfer portal entries over the last couple of days — and they’ve also started to target players in the portal.
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