We’ve already seen several Buckeyes share their entry into the portal, and we like to keep track of these sort of things. Of course, the first order of business are those players getting sucked into the transfer portal, but at some point, they’ll come out the other end at places like Columbus, and Ann Arbor, and Tuscaloosa, and so on.

I t’s only been about two weeks since Ohio State has played their regular season finale, and already so much has gone on as the team prepares for their College Football Playoff

Ohio State football is in the College Football Playoff, but with the transfer portal officially open, the coaching staff will be working double duty. The Buckeyes killed it in regard to the transfer portal last offseason and it looks like they are trying to dominate that cycle again.

Let’s run through how Ryan Day and Ohio State football could use the 2024 transfer portal to shore up the roster for the 2025 season.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s Miles Walker has entered the transfer portal, according to multiple reports. The second-year offensive tackle did not play a snap in his time with the Buckeyes.

A former Ohio State Buckeyes running back is back in the transfer portal following the conclusion of the 2024 season.

A continuously updated list of the transfer portal additions and departures involving Ohio State during the winter window.

College football's transfer portal opened for its first window on Dec. 9 and is set to open again in the spring on April 16. As teams build and prepare for 2025, quarterbacks will receive the most attention as teams try to address the most important position on the field.

On Monday, the NCAA Transfer Portal officially opened and it has filled up quickly. Players around the country are entering left and right. Ohio State is showing interest in multiple players and has lost a few players to the portal as well.

Ohio State backup quarterback Devin Brown announced Sunday he will enter the transfer portal with two years of eligibility left.