It took less than five years for Brian Hartline to go from a quality control coach to an offensive coordinator at Ohio State.
One year after he was promoted to passing game coordinator, Hartline has been promoted again to offensive coordinator, taking Kevin Wilson’s place as Ohio State’s top offensive assistant, sources confirmed to Eleven Warriors.
The promotion comes after Wilson left Ohio State to become the new head coach at Tulsa, opening up the offensive coordinator title that Wilson has held at Ohio State for the past six years.
It’s the latest step up the coaching ladder for Hartline, who started his coaching career at Ohio State in 2017 as a quality control coach.