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.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football is pursuing former Purdue safety Dillon Thieneman from the transfer portal. He’s slated to visit OSU in the next week, according to a report from On3. Thieneman was among the few bright spots in a poor season for the Boilermakers. As a sophomore, he collected 104 tackles and six passes defended.

With the transfer portal now open, the Miami Hurricanes and Mario Cristobal will look at these portal targets to improve for next season.

No, it’s not pumpkin pie, candy canes, gifts, and trimmings on turkey and the Christmas tree we’re talking about, it’s the transfer portal, the “gift” that keeps on giving in the splendor of the college football season.

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

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.

Ok, fine, a 12-team playoff is probably going to be very cool, but allow me to interest you in something a little more pertinent to the Wildcats: the transfer portal. Yes, the infamous teleportation device between college campuses is officially up and running,