Following a Cheez-It Citrus Bowl practice Friday, South Carolina head coach Shane Beamer said he made it very clear to Noland that there would be no guarantees. Well, OK, just one.

Ohio State has lost a second quarterback to the transfer portal in Air Noland, serving as more writing on the wall in terms of how the looming battle for the starting spot is expected to go. There was probably no quarterback on the roster more impacted by Nick Saban’s retirement at Alabama a year ago than Noland was,

Here's what South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer said about quarterback Air Noland who is transferring from Ohio State to the Gamecocks.

Air Noland has entered the NCAA transfer portal, becoming the second Ohio State quarterback in the last week to announce his intention to leave.

Former four-star Ohio State quarterback Air Noland will play for South Carolina in the 2025 football season as a transfer, according to 247Sports’ Brad Crawford

South Carolina found its next quarterback. Ohio State transfer Air Noland committed to the Gamecocks on Monday, per Hayes Fawcett of On 3. While Noland

When Noland signed his National Letter of Intent to Ohio State on Dec. 20, he looked like a prime candidate to be the Buckeyes’ starting quarterback of the future. However, the Buckeyes dove into the transfer portal just one month later and came up with the No. 1 quarterback in Noland's class, five-star prospect Julian Sayin .

Ohio State football quarterback Air Noland officially hits the transfer portal with two weeks before their CFP matchup with Tennessee.

Ohio State true freshman quarterback Air Noland's time with the Buckeyes is over less than a year after it began. Noland told Hayes Fawcett of On3.com

On Monday afternoon, Ohio State transfer quarterback Air Noland announced he has committed to South Carolina after taking a visit to USC over the weekend.