Ohio State is in the thick of College Football Transfer Portal season. Ohio State has been heavily involved in transfer portal recruiting this offseason, both by addition and subtraction. The Buckeyes have currently lost nearly 30 players to the portal following the loss to Miami in the Cotton Bowl,

The Hurricanes continue to make moves in the transfer portal as they also prepare for the College Football Playoff National Championship Game.

Ohio State does it again in the transfer portal, landing commitments from two SEC defenders in what appears to be a package deal. Former Alabama Crimson Tide starters James Smith and Qua Russaw have both committed to the Buckeyes. Each entered college as a five-star recruit and both rank among the top players available in the portal this cycle.

Ryan Day and the Ohio State Buckeyes have landed a major coup in the transfer portal, getting Alabama players James Smith and Qua Russaw.

Two of Alabama football’s defensive contributors are heading to the Big Ten. Both edge-rusher Qua Russaw and defensive lineman James Smith committed to Ohio State on Monday, after leaving the Crimson Tide via the transfer portal after the 2025 season concluded.

Justyn Martin is leaving Maryland for Ohio State to stay within the Big Ten realm, Greg Biggins of On3/Rivals reported on Monday. Except Martin once became considered a high-profile find for UCLA. The Bruins landed the dynamic dual-threat out of nearby Inglewood High. UCLA at the time landed the nation's No. 16 overall QB and a four-star.

Ohio State has signed former Duke safety Terry Moore, who will join the Buckeyes for his final year of eligibility.

Ohio State receiver who entered the transfer portal will follow Brian Hartine to USF in hopes of becoming WR1.