Post-OSU Update: Cameron Martinez transferred to Boston College, (briefly) reuniting with former position coach and then-current head coach Jeff Hafley after the 2023 season. A month later, Hafley left for the defensive coordinator role with the Green Bay Packers. 2024 was Martinez’s most productive as he recorded 29 tackles, 3 TFLs, 1 sack, and an interception. He is returning to BC for the 2025 season. (updated: May 2025)

Jersey #: 3 (2023), 13 (2022), 10 (2021-22)
Major: Psychology (2021-23)
Weight: 199 (2023), 190 (2022), 192 (2021), 188 (2020)

2023 Media Guide:  Cam is in his fourth year with the football program and has three seasons of eligibility … he is a two-time OSU Scholar-Athlete and an Academic all-Big Ten Conference honoree … he is a veteran of 25 games played with three starting assignments, including in 2022 vs. Toledo … enters 2023 campaign with 38 career tackles along with one interception and four pass break-ups.

2022: Played in 11 games in 2022 and totaled 15 total tackles, including four vs. both Toledo and Wisconsin.

2022 Media Guide: Cameron is in his third year with the football program and has four seasons of eligibility … he is a two-time OSU Scholar-Athlete and an Academic all-Big Ten Conference honoree.

2021: Earned his first Varsity O letter last season after playing in all 13 games … played significant amount of defensive snaps vs. Tulsa, Akron, Rutgers, Maryland and Michigan State … made his first two collegiate starts last season, vs. Akron and Rutgers … contributed 23 tackles on the season along with four pass break-ups and an interception … his interception was a 61-yard “pick-6” vs. Tulsa … had a career-best seven tackles vs. Tulsa and had five in the Rose Bowl win vs. Utah.

2020: Played in one game in 2020, vs. Indiana, and ultimately red-shirted the season as a true freshman.

2020 Media Guide: Four-star prospect who was rated as the nation’s No. 14 athlete by 247Sports.com.

High School: Won three awards as Michigan Player of the Year, including Mr. Football … Michigan’s Gatorade Player of the Year, MLive.com Player of the Year and Associated Press Division 3-4 Player of the Year … became  the first player to win the MLive.com Player of the Year award twice … played quarterback at Muskegon … passed for 1,258 yards and rushed for 2,124 as a senior while accounting for 47 touchdowns … helped Muskegon to three state championship games and one title in his career … was 26-2 as a starting quarterback for the Big Red … owns Muskegon single-game records for rushing yards (352) and touchdowns (six) and the single-season rushing record (2,526 as a junior) … in his 52-game high school career, Martinez finished with 6,954 rushing yards, which is 11th-most on the Michigan High School all-time list and second-most among quarterbacks … also played basketball.

Personal: Dad is Steve Martinez, mother is Keisha Guy and step-dad is Keith Guy.