Summary
Ohio State football's offensive coordinator Brian Hartline will leave to become the head coach at South Florida. Head coach Ryan Day is happy for Hartline's advancement but notes that the timing of the move is not ideal as the team prepares for a major game against Indiana.
Key Facts
- Brian Hartline, Ohio State's offensive coordinator, will become the head coach at South Florida.
- Hartline has been part of Ohio State's coaching staff since 2017.
- He will replace Alex Golesh, who became the head coach at Auburn.
- Ryan Day, Ohio State's head coach, is supportive of Hartline's career move.
- The change comes before Ohio State's Big Ten championship game against Indiana.
- Despite the change, Hartline will remain as offensive coordinator for the rest of the season.
- Ohio State is currently ranked No. 1 in college football.
- Indiana, Ohio State's next opponent, holds the No. 2 ranking.
