One of the main things in roster building now besides recruiting is what a program can do in the transfer portal. Ohio State has historically been somewhat slow to hop on the portal train but gained several key additions (Caleb Downs, Seth McGlaughlin, Quinshon Judkins) in the second window last season.

The Ohio State Buckeyes have been busy in the transfer portal. They were able to add a few major pieces for 2025. One of those pieces was former Purdue Boilermakers' tight end Max Klare. He projects to be a massive part of the Ohio State offense next season.

Ohio State football secured a major transfer portal win on Monday. And the Buckeyes stayed within the Big 10 to land the new addition.

Onianwa becomes the fifth player to join the Buckeyes from the transfer portal this season joining the above-mentioned Daniels, and in the last 24 hours, Purdue tight end, Max Klare, West Virginia running back, CJ Donadson Jr, and Idaho State defensive end, Logan George.

The Ohio State Buckeyes have already seen quarterback Air Noland leave the program and commit to join South Carolina. However, they are now waiting to see where

Lincoln Kienholz said Monday that he has no plans to leave Ohio State and intends to compete for the starting quarterback job next year.

Michalski is the ninth OSU player to enter the transfer portal ahead of the College Football Playoff game against Tennessee, and the first on the offensive line. However, his departure is offset by the Buckeyes bringing in former Minnesota offensive lineman Phillip Daniels as a transfer.

Miles Walker, a 6-foot-5, 317-pound offensive tackle who spent the last two years at Ohio State, will transfer to Boise State, according to multiple reports. On

The transfer portal has become almost more important than the recruiting process. However, one team's success in the portal doesn't add up, given their NIL value.

Nebraska football is making waves under head coach Matt Rhule, who wasted no time capitalizing on the NCAA transfer portal. With 11 new players added, the Huskers now boast a top-10 portal class nationally and rank second in the Big Ten,