Brian Hartline News

DeVier Posey has proved in the past four weeks that he's better at catching than sitting.

Terrelle Pryor rolled out of bed Thursday morning long before the autumn sun peeped over storied Ohio Stadium, then he briefly thumbed through his playbook before hurrying to a quarterbacks meeting.

Dolphins rookie receiver Brian Hartline learned something Sunday: Next time, use the Jumbotron.

This isn't about draft position or the corresponding expectations anymore. It's not about which of the current Pro Bowl performers the Dolphins might have had, or stupid jokes about the manner in which his selection was presented by the prior regime.

Dispatch OSU football beat writer Tim May answers your questions Friday at noon about the Buckeyes, Big Ten and college football in general.

As the first two months of Ohio State's season unfolded, DeVier Posey became Terrelle Pryor's favorite receiver.

So this is what happens when you lose your top two receivers, your 1,200-yard tailback and, possibly, any chance of a fifth straight Bowl Championship Series appearance.

Can the relationship between Ohio State, Terrelle Pryor be salvaged? Story Highlights It's been a hard week for Terrelle Pryor after Ohio State's loss to Purdue The coupling of Pryor and Tressel feels more forced with each passing week Pryor's maturity appears to be part of the issue; Tressel is under fire Terrelle Pryor completed 17 of 31 passes ...

According to Dolphins coach Tony Sparano, there's a simple explanation why rookie receiver Brian Hartline has quickly worked his way up the Dolphins' depth chart.

We want to know from one victory -- one as impressive as the Dolphins' was here Sunday -- that Miami can still be a playoff team this season.

Dispatch OSU football beat writer Ken Gordon answers your questions Friday at noon about the Buckeyes, Big Ten and college football in general.

"I felt pretty comfortable out there. The offensive line did a great job blocking.

When their teams are going through troubled times, some coaches fall back on Knute Rockne or Bear Bryant.

Brian and Lindsay Hartline bought a condo at 100 S. Birch Road in Fort Lauderdale from Sam Katz and Larissa Dorton for $472,500 on Aug.

Discussions about Ohio State's receivers seem to start with whether DeVier Posey will develop into a true No.

It seems like just yesterday that Dane Sanzenbacher was a true freshman catching his first college pass, which also was his first touchdown reception, in his first game for Ohio State against Youngstown.

How many of you have ever heard of Brian Hartline? Unless you are an Ohio State Buckeye or Miami Dolphin fan, the chances are slim to none.

Every year around the National Football League one player sneaks up the depth chart during training camp and the preseason that nobody outside of the coaching staff and perhaps some of his teammates saw coming.

Having lost so many players to graduation or early entry into the NFL, Ohio State is counting on several talented, yet previously low-profile players to make major impacts.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Everywhere he goes, the eyes are on him. He would stand out anywhere because he stands 6-foot-6, a willowy athlete's body replete with tattoos.