When you think about outstanding wide receiver on the college football level, the Ohio State Buckeyes immediately come to mind. Brian Hartline is the architect of that room, and the major reason that room is on a historic stretch.
When it comes to recruiting and developing the wide receiver position, there is nobody better in college football right now than Ohio State’s Brian Hartline.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are simply reloading once again when it comes to their vaunted receiving room. After producing a string of high-end first-round talents to the NFL and losing Emeka Egbuka off their National Championship team, there's no shortage of stars in waiting.
How many of the No. 1 overall picks from the NFL Draft since 1966 can you name in six minutes?
When Ohio State offensive coordinator and ace recruiter Brian Hartline sets his eyes on a target, he wastes little time and energy engaging in pursuit.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have had a commitment from Chris Henry Jr. for the last year and a half, and he's been steadfast in saying that he's locked in with the program as long as Brian Hartline is with the team.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are working to land a couple of top prospects in LSU's backyard despite that being a battle that has been proven quite difficult for every rival program.
Ohio State Buckeyes were presented a rather unique opportunity in the 2024 season where they returned a ton of NFL-level talent that did not have to come back.
National champion Ohio State made the appointments of defensive coordinator Matt Patricia and offensive coordinator Brian Hartline official on Thursday.
Brian Hartline and Chip Kelly shared offensive coordinator duties for the Ohio State Buckeyes during their 2024 national championship season. But this offseason, Kelly elected to take another NFL opportunity with the Las Vegas Raiders.
Chip Kelly's departure for the NFL opened up a door for wide receivers coach and recruiting wizard Brian Hartline — and Ryan Day fully intends to give him the keys to the Buckeyes offense.
The architect of Ohio State’s wide receiver room got a big promotion this offseason as Brian Hartline was promoted to the role of offensive coordinator starting this year, and it appears he’ll have full charge over the unit in that role.
After former Ohio State Buckeyes' offensive coordinator Chip Kelly left the program for the Las Vegas Raiders, head coach Ryan Day found his next play caller in Brian Hartline ahead of the 2025 season.
Ohio State decided to promote one of the biggest up-and-coming assistants in college football following Chip Kelly’s departure to the NFL. Brian Hartline held the wide receivers coach/co-offensive coordinator role in 2204 and he is now the full-time play caller for the offense.
The Ohio State Buckeyes had both offensive coordinator Chip Kelly and defensive coordinator Jim Knowles leave the program following their national championship win.
By Patrick Weider After Chip Kelly left for the Las Vegas Raiders. Ohio State Head Coach Ryan Day had to decide about his offensive coordinator position.
Ohio State has decided on a replacement for Chip Kelly. Kelly left Ohio State to take the offensive coordinator job with the Las Vegas Raiders. The news of Kelly’s departure was reported on Sunday, and just a few days later, the Buckeyes decided on their next offensive coordinator.
Ohio State football swiftly replaced Chip Kelly at offensive coordinator Wednesday. The Buckeyes are elevating wide receivers coach Brian Hartline to OC.
The Ohio State Buckeyes announced on Wednesday afternoon that they will be promoting wide receivers coach Brian Hartline to be their offensive coordinator per Pete Nakos of On3. Oregon Ducks offensive coordinator Will Stein was thought to be a potential candidate for the job.
Ohio State is promoting wide receivers coach Brian Hartline to offensive coordinator, On3 reported Wednesday. Hartline replaces Chip Kelly, who left the Buckeyes after just one season to become OC of the Las Vegas Raiders over the weekend.
Ohio State Buckeyes' co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach Brian Hartline told Eleven Warriors on Monday that being a head coach is not on his mind.
Ohio State receivers coach Brian Hartline isn't ducking the smoke from Outkick's Clay Travis. The two have been going at it ever since the Buckeyes' 42-17 blowout of Travis' beloved Tennessee Vols in the first round of the College Football Playoff, with OSU's co-offensive coordinator pushing back on a pair of the founder's posts on X.
According to college football writer Pete Thamel, the West Virginia are reportedly targeting Rich Rodriguez to fill the program's head coach vacancy. Earlier
Brian Hartline is involved during the coaching carousel at the end of the 2024 college football season. West Virginia is looking for a new head coach and interviewed Ohio State co-offensive coordinator Brian Hartline for the role.
No one recruits a better position group than Brian Hartline recruits wide receivers. However, an argument could be made for Tim Walton right now with the talent he’s bringing to the Ohio State football program.
Perhaps a change at play-caller is just what the Buckeyes need to take the next step, though, so it will be interesting to see what the OSU head coach eventually decides to do.
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