Former Ohio State QB Air Noland Transfers to South Carolina

The Gamecocks secure a highly-touted quarterback prospect with four years of eligibility remaining.

Air Noland, a former top-10 quarterback recruit, has transferred to South Carolina after redshirting his first year at Ohio State.
Noland chose South Carolina over other major programs after entering the transfer portal, citing a clearer path to potential playing time.
The left-handed quarterback brings a strong high school track record, including 55 touchdown passes in his junior year, the second-most in Georgia history.
South Carolina head coach Shane Beamer strengthens the team’s quarterback depth behind current starter LaNorris Sellers, who may leave for the NFL after the 2025 season.
Noland's transfer marks a key addition to South Carolina’s 2025 class, which now includes six transfers from major programs.