Ryan Day discussed roster construction for its CFP matchup vs. Tennessee, with several players having announced their intentions of entering the transfer portal

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State has lost a second quarterback to the transfer portal, serving as more writing on the wall in terms of how the looming battle for the starting spot is expected to go.

In the game of college football musical chairs — also known as the transfer portal — it’s awfully hard to keep significant depth on the roster, especially talented options that could be playing elsewhere and seemingly stuck behind a significant talent.

Ohio State true freshman quarterback Air Noland's time with the Buckeyes is over less than a year after it began. Noland told Hayes Fawcett of On3.com

Air Noland has entered the NCAA transfer portal, becoming the second Ohio State quarterback in the last week to announce his intention to leave.

Quarterback Air Noland is back on the runway, entering the transfer portal Monday after one season at Ohio State. Noland ranked in the top five among quarterbacks in the Class

Ohio State lost another quarterback to the transfer portal on Monday, as freshman Air Noland plans to enter the transfer portal. On3 was the first to report the news. Noland, a member of the 2024 recruiting class,

Ohio State football quarterback Air Noland officially hits the transfer portal with two weeks before their CFP matchup with Tennessee.