The Ohio State Buckeyes are gearing up for the College Football Playoff following their brutal loss to the Michigan Wolverines in the final game of the regular

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

Following a hectic Week 14 in college football, many players have begun to announce their intent to enter the transfer portal, setting the stage for what is

Michigan football's wide receiving production hasn't exactly been stellar this season. In terms of passing offense, the Wolverines are 130th out of 134 teams in college football, and the leading receiver is actually a tight end,

Ohio State linebacker Gabe Powers plans to enter the transfer portal when it opens next week, leaving the Buckeyes with two years of eligibility left. “I want to thank all of Buckeye nation for the support I have received through my 3 years,” he wrote in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.

A redshirt freshman flashed great talent in short bursts, but those skills will be on display elsewhere after he decided enter the transfer portal.

The Ohio State football regular season has officially ended and we got our first entry into the transfer portal Monday night in former four-star linebacker, Gabe Powers. The Marysville, Ohio, product failed to see much time this season other than on special teams,

A Clemson wide receiver is leaving the program, per reports. Redshirt junior receiver Troy Stellato plans to enter the transfer portal when it opens Monday, Dec. 9, he announced Tuesday night on X (formerly Twitter).