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QB1 Julian Sayin (All B1G, B1G Frosh of Year, All American, National Frosh of Year, National Champion)

For anyone saying Julian isn't a great QB I want what you're smoking lol. He had an off game. It happens.

Just sayin': If you look at Julian Sayin's "Adjusted QBR" and "Completion Percentage" for every game in 2025 and 2026; the Maryland game (i.e. 41.8 and 61.9%) was his alltime worst.

2025: https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/gamelog/_/id/5079712/type/college-football/year/2025

2026: https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/gamelog/_/id/5079712/type/college-football/year/2026
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Game Thread tOSU at Indiana, Saturday Oct. 17, Noon ET, FOX

This team knows how to bother Sayin.

That’s the biggest risk.

He has to step up.
I’m leaning toward giving him a normal 2-read timing. Look at two guys, and if you haven’t tossed the ball either take off to open space or throw it away. A defensive score and/or an injured QB are the easiest paths to a bad outcome Saturday.

The O-line doesn’t look it can be trusted to give Sayin 3+ seconds to throw the ball, and the Indiana D-Line is solid and they effectively run a bunch of stunts.
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Ohio Stadium aka THE Horseshoe (Official Thread)

I think also that for a while, planes weren't allowed to fly over the stadium during games. It was after 9/11. And it wasn't until more recently that the planes were allowed over the stadium during games.

I guess, according to Google AI, they still aren't allowed to be below 3,000 feet within 3 miles of the stadium. Maybe those planes were 3,000 feet up?

Regardless, I'm sure ScriptOhio is right in that it has to do with wind direction.

I remember back in the 80s there'd be planes with the trailing banners flying around the stadium all game long. You don't see that, anymore.
You still see it, but they are farther away and usually only for the "big" games anymore.

The low pressure area that gave us the rain during the game was south and west of Columbus at that time in Tennessee/southern Kentucky. That would have induced a southeasterly or easterly wind, especially with height. Coming in from the west and over the stadium tracks exactly with what Script is saying.
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Game Thread tOSU at Indiana, Saturday Oct. 17, Noon ET, FOX

This team knows how to bother Sayin.

That’s the biggest risk.

He has to step up.

Cliche warning! It'll be won in the trenches. If the OL can give Sayin time and the DL continues to be active we'll win by 10+. Either one doesn't happen and its danger city
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Ohio Stadium aka THE Horseshoe (Official Thread)

Most of the time planes coming into Port Columbus land coming in from the East. The wind is blowing from West to East and they want to land/takeoff into the headwind. Occasionally the wind is blowing in the opposite direction, i.e. East to West. This makes them land West to East and that landing pattern could put the planes over Ohio State, etc.

P.S. Just be careful and watch out for "blue ice"..........:lol:
I think also that for a while, planes weren't allowed to fly over the stadium during games. It was after 9/11. And it wasn't until more recently that the planes were allowed over the stadium during games.

I guess, according to Google AI, they still aren't allowed to be below 3,000 feet within 3 miles of the stadium. Maybe those planes were 3,000 feet up?

Regardless, I'm sure ScriptOhio is right in that it has to do with wind direction.

I remember back in the 80s there'd be planes with the trailing banners flying around the stadium all game long. You don't see that, anymore.
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