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Penn State Football Offensive Lineman Brady O’Hara Enters Transfer Portal

Penn State football offensive lineman Brady O’Hara is planning to enter the transfer portal, he announced on X Monday afternoon. He has five years of eligibility remaining.

O’Hara originally committed to Penn State in September of 2023. He played both defensive end and tight end in high school. He was ranked the No. 17 recruit from Pennsylvania, per 247Sports composite rankings.

The freshman did not see any playing time this season for Penn State. He chose Penn State over Pitt and Wisconsin.

O’Hara is the 40th Nittany Lion to enter the transfer portal so far.

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