The NCAA transfer portal opened on Monday, a juncture on the college football calendar that brings a flood of player movement across the country.

Undergraduate players seeking immediate eligibility can put their names in the online database that allows them to be contacted by other schools about the possibility of transferring.

The period lasts until Dec. 28. A spring window follows from April 16-25.

To follow the activity involving Ohio State, an updated list of the comings and goings can be found below. Last year, the Buckeyes saw 20 scholarship players enter the portal during the winter window, while they added six others.

Ohio State players entering the portal (11)

QB Devin Brown

Brown, a redshirt sophomore who has served as the Buckeyes’ backup quarterback the last two years, entered the transfer portal when it opened on Dec. 9.

While he has been in touch with other schools, Brown has remained with Ohio State during the College Football Playoff.While he has been in touch with other schools, Brown has remained with Ohio State during the College Football Playoff.

Brown lost quarterback competitions in the preseason the last two seasons. A year ago, he had the upper hand against Kyle McCord before a couple of shaky practices late in training camp caused coach Ryan Day to turn to McCord.

After McCord decided to transfer following OSU’s loss to Michigan, Brown started the Cotton Bowl game against Missouri with a chance to stake his claim to the job. But he left the game in the first half after injuring his ankle, the last of a series of injuries in 2023 that limited his playing time.