The Ohio State football program has found its answer for offensive coordinator by promoting assistant coach Brian Hartline to the post.

Losing players and people to the NFL is nothing new at Ohio State, but head coach Ryan Day does have two big vacancies on his offensive coaching staff that he needs to fill this offseason because of that.

Hartline has been with Ohio State since 2017, where he started as an offensive quality control analyst and worked his way up the ladder, serving as a WR coach for several years and putting his fingerprints all over the endless string of elite pass-catchers to hail from Columbus.

Billy Fessler has risen up the college coaching ranks rapidly, with his latest move an especially noteworthy one.

Ohio State has reportedly chosen its new offensive coordinator to replace national title winner Chip Kelly. And it will be an in-house promotion. Wide receivers coach Brian Hartline is expected to be promoted by head coach Ryan Day as the new offensive coordinator,

Ohio State football coach Ryan Day wasted little time finding his nex. The Buckeyes are promoting receivers coach Brian Hartline to the position, according to multiple reports, replacing Chip Kelly who left for the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.