The Bucknuts team has its finger on the pulse of Ohio State transfer portal news, recruiting, coaching staff moves and more

Jeremiah Smith took college football by storm during the 2024 season with the Ohio State Buckeyes. After coming into the season surrounded by major hype, Smith

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s Hero Kanu has entered the transfer portal. The defensive lineman is fresh off his junior season with the Buckeyes in which he collected four tackles across 123 defensive snaps played.

Ohio State cornerback Calvin Simpson-Hunt is expected to enter the transfer portal, a source tells @CBSSports / @247Sports. The 6-foot, 205-pound Texas native was a Class of 2023 top-65 overall recruit. Played in nine games for Ohio State this season. https://t.co/xSYNEnymQm pic.twitter.com/VqU22F6xEg

Carnell Tate is staying at Ohio State following a week of rumors that he was considering entering the transfer portal.

Tate's staying is especially important because the team is already losing Emeka Egbuka, its second-most productive receiver, to the 2025 NFL Draft. Ohio State has also lost multiple wide receivers through the transfer portal, which includes four-star Kojo Antwi and three-star Jayden Ballard.

Ohio State football just lost a talented defensive lineman in the transfer portal as Ryan Day and company begin their road to a title defense

Multiple players will have to make decisions on whether or not they will enter the NFL draft, while some are deciding if they want to enter the transfer portal. The latest Buckeye

The Ohio State Buckeyes have seen another player walk to a new team. Offensive lineman George Fitzpatrick entered the transfer portal earlier in January and now