Brian Hartline discusses Ohio State influence as USF head coach
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 12:32 AM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
During his appearance at the American Conference media days on July 26, 2026, Brian Hartline, the new head coach at USF, reflected on his time at Ohio State. He emphasized how his experiences in Columbus have shaped his coaching philosophy and program culture. Hartline addressed the media regarding his transition to USF and the lessons he aims to apply from his time as both a player and assistant coach at Ohio State. This marks his first media engagement as a head coach, drawing interest from the college sports community.
- •Hartline spoke at the American Conference media days on July 26, 2026.
- •He emphasized the impact of his Ohio State experience on his coaching.
- •Hartline is entering his first season as USF head coach.
- •He aims to implement a winning culture similar to that at Ohio State.
- •His comments highlight his readiness for the media spotlight as a head coach.
- 12:32 AMYahoo Sports — Brian Hartline credits time at Ohio State during American media days
"Former Ohio State assistant and current USF head coach Brian Hartline credited his time in Columbus during American Conference media days. Watch.
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