Who is Brian Hartline's wife? Learn about the profession of Kara Hartline 

Brian Hartline is the co-offensive coordinator and the wide receivers coach at the Ohio State Buckeyes. He was part of the Buckeyes' 2008 BCS National Championship Game and averaged 13.3 yards with 52 catches and 694 yards.

Hartline has earned several accolades as a wide receiver and offensive coordinator coach.

He is married to Kara Hartline, a labor and delivery nurse who works at Mount Carmel St Ann's in Columbus, Ohio. She graduated from Ohio State University in 2012 with a degree in human ecology, human development and family studies.

Kara then enrolled herself at Capital University, where she graduated with a degree in Bachelor of Nursing in 2014.

Along with being a registered nurse, Kara has also shifted her focus into being a social media influencer, where she endorses several skincare and aesthetician brands.

Kara and her husband have three children: sons Brayden and Kameron, and a daughter, Brooklyn. Brian's wife often shares several updates about her children on her social media accounts.

From celebrating their birthdays to going on family vacations, Mrs. Hartline makes sure to let her followers know about their recent activities.

Brian Hartline once called Marvin Harrison Jr. "pretty boring"

Brian Hartline has produced several talented first-round NFL Draft picks like Jaxson Smith-Njigba, Garrett Wilson, Chris Olave and Marvin Harrison Jr.

Hartline gave an unusual compliment to the 2024 No. 4 overall pick while talking about him.

“He just wants to be the greatest receiver that has ever played,” Hartline said about Harrison Jr., as per Arizona Sports. “I don’t say that lightly. Literally, his goal is to be the best receiver to ever play a game. Not be a first-round pick, not be a Biletnikoff (Award) winner.

“When he says (he’s) chasing his dad, he means passing his dad (in production). He means passing everybody that played the position before him.”

Brian Hartline has been an influential figure on the Ohio State recruits, who have gone to the next level and shown their grit.

The Ohio State Buckeyes played against the Marshall Thundering Herd on September 21 and won by a 49-14 score. With eight years of coaching under his belt, Hartline and the Buckeyes will aim to win the national championship title this year after getting beaten by Michigan in 2023.