Ohio State Football's Bryson Rodgers Enters Transfer Portal Amid Coaching Changes
Ohio State football's Bryson Rodgers is set to enter the transfer portal, as reported by multiple sources. The junior wide receiver has recorded six receptions for 79 yards and a touchdown in the current season, bringing his career total to 11 catches for 125 yards and a score. Rodgers' decision to transfer coincides with the departure of Ohio State's receivers coach, Brian Hartline, who has accepted the head coaching position at South Florida. Hartline, who joined Ohio State in 2017 and recently took on the role of offensive coordinator, has been a key figure in Rodgers' development.
Originally from Florida, Rodgers was a highly regarded four-star recruit from Wiregrass Ranch High School in the 2023 class, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings. With the college football transfer portal now operating on a single window system, Rodgers will have the opportunity to make his move between January 2 and January 16. However, players on teams participating in postseason games will have a separate five-day window to enter the portal. Despite the timing of his decision, Rodgers could potentially remain on Ohio State's roster during the College Football Playoff, similar to the situation with former backup quarterback Devin Brown last season.
As Rodgers prepares to navigate the transfer process, the Ohio State football community awaits further updates on his plans. Stay tuned for more developments on this story.