After Chip Kelly’s departure for the NFL, Ryan Day is keeping things in-house for his next offensive coordinator. Brian Hartline will take the role – and Day said he will call plays, as well. Ohio State hasn’t officially announced Hartline’s promotion,

Ryan Day and the Ohio State Buckeyes are fresh off a College Football Playoff National Championship, taking down the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the title game

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.

Brian Hartline reportedly will be Ohio State’s offensive coordinator in the 2025 football season and Billy Fessler, who worked with OSU’s quarterbacks in an analyst’s role last season, will become the quarterbacks coach.

Ohio State is promoting longtime assistant Brian Hartline to offensive coordinator following Chip Kelly's departure for the Raiders, CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz reports. The move marks Hartline's return to the position he held in the 2023 season before he was shifted to co-offensive coordinator during Kelly's one-year stint on staff.

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

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. In an interview with WBNS 10TV,