It needed to happen. They couldn't take anymore chances. The Ohio State Buckeyes had to make sure they started focusing on signing a kicker and prioritizing the position in the offseason.
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.
Trying to predict the final AP Top 25 Poll at the end of the 2025 college football season isn't nearly as easy as it was last year. We knew Ohio State was the best team.
The transfer portal opened today and there are already thousands of college football players in search of a new school. The Ohio State Buckeyes have several
This article breaks down all the offseason transfer portal activity for The Ohio State University college football program, covering every departure, position-by-position impact, and what it means for the team's future.
The transfer portal is open and hundreds upon hundreds of college football players around the country will be entering. Ohio State has had several players already enter with more yet to decide. One player who entered was QB Lincoln Kienholz, meaning that the Buckeyes will have a new backup quarterback in 2026.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are well aware that they need to address the kicker position. After years of struggling to find a consistent leg who can punch through points in a pinch, the program has seemingly realized that it cannot just sit back and hope things will change.
The majority of the focus for the Ohio State Buckeyesis now on the transfer portal that opened on Friday, days after their season ended against Miami in the Cotton Bowl. Ohio State has had numerous players already decide to hit the transfer portal.
The gears on Ohio State’s potent offense got stuck again during a shocking 24-14 loss against Miami in the Cotton Bowl Classic on Wednesday night, and as the guy with his finger on the trigger, quarterback Julian Sayin is catching a lot of flak for the team’s failure.
The losses keep coming for the Buckeyes. And it isn't just the two they suffered to end the program's 2025 college football season. On Wednesday, Dec. 31, the Ohio State Buckeyes travelled to Arlington, Texas, to take on the Miami Hurricanes in the College Football Playoffs.
Ohio State running back Sam Dixon has entered the transfer portal for the second time in as many years. The sophomore from Pickerington, Ohio, announced his decision on Thursday, just one day after the Buckeyes fell to Miami in the Cotton Bowl.
Michael Irvin couldn’t sleep Wednesday night, and it had nothing to do with caffeine or the celebration beers. Miami’s upset of Ohio State hit him the same way a big game used to when he played.
During his three years as the Buckeyes’ starting kicker, Jayden Fielding has made 79 percent of his field goals. In the senior kicker’s previous two games, he missed two field goals.
When Jeremiah Smith signed with Ohio State in December of 2023, he did so as the nation's No. 1-ranked recruit, per 247 Sports. The recruiting service also has Smith tied for its ninth-highest-ranked recruit since 2000 and as the best wide receiver prospect of the century.
Believe it or not, Ohio State lost one of its offensive players to the transfer portal just moments after falling short to Miami in the Cotton Bowl. Ohio State was a heavy favorite heading into its New Year's Eve clash with Miami, but you wouldn't be able to tell by the way the Cotton Bowl played out.
Ohio State’s bid to defend its national title came to an abrupt end in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals at the 2025 Cotton Bowl. The No. 2 Buckeyes fell 24-14 to No.
Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin has been sensational for the majority of the 2025 season. That being said, he's off to a brutal start against Miami in the Cotton Bowl.
Despite gearing up for the Cotton Bowl against Miami (FL), Ohio State recruiting never sleeps. After signing the fifth-best class in the 2026 cycle, Ohio State is off to a great start for 2027.