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

[Buckeye86]

To me tOSU press relations failed him. I’d be salty about it.

It was said for basically the entire season that the Heisman was going to boil down to Mendoza vs Sayin head to head in the big ten championship game. Mendoza won, Sayin lost. How could that in any way remotely have been impacted by OSU hyping him up more?

Additionally, Pavia was always going to be #2 (if not #1) because the south was always going to vote like a bunch of ridiculously biased assholes for whoever they collectively chose in the South (the Heisman should really make some significant changes to how it functions if it doesn’t want to continue down the path of increasing irrelevance). And Love at #3 is just stupid (probably due to voters outside of the South and Midwest finding their “we want to be biased assholes, too” candidate), but who really cares?

 

[Buckeneye]

Back to Julian. This is what I need the coaching staff and him to work on. Too many coaches complain about Young QB's being wildly unversed in putting eyes to safety play at the next level. Which is exactly why this INT happened. If Julian can get to a point of correctly getting his eyes top-down, digesting shells then starting his progressions in a non-linear way, he's going to be incredible. This should have been read out to in, as it's a concept similar to 'hank' from a bunch set.






I believe this coaching staff and Julian can mutually get him to this level. But it isn't easy and it's going to take a lot of growth over the course of the off-season. I'm looking forward to hopefully seeing some of that growth play out over the course of playoff practice and prep.

 

[osuvictory1]

Played Texas and didn't exactly set the world on fire.
Managed a quality game against scUM.
Had multiple questionable moments against the best defense he faced all year.





RSFrosh.

Johnny Manziel and Famous Jameis would like a word with you.

Also, we should be both level headed and encouraged by 4th place voting.

Sayin 2025 RSFrosh season.

13

279

356

78.4

3323

31

8.7

6

1.7

9.3

10.32

11.9

255.6

182.1

Sam Bradford, 2007 RSFrosh season

14

237

341

69.5

3121

36

10.6

8

2.3

9.2

10.21

13.2

222.9

176.5

Sam didn't receive a single Heisman vote. Let's be real with ourselves here, the field wasn't the strongest. You had some good players that had very efficient seasons on good to great teams.

Mendoza winning is VERY Troy Smith-esque. edit: And by that I mean he won the last game of his season, which also happened to be the biggest game of the year #1 v #2.

Nah you were supposed to say "Sayin got robbed"!!!!!

 

[Wells4Heisman]

He'll get straight back to business in the first playoff game. Gotta figure out the O Line situation though.

 

[brodybuck21]

Wide receiver Carnell Tate and linebacker Sonny Styles were each named second-team All-Americans by the Associated Press, while quarterback Julian Sayin and defensive end Caden Curry earned third-team All-American honors.

Eight Buckeyes Earn AP All-American Honors, Including Four First-Team Selections

Eight Ohio State players earn AP All-American honors including four first-team selections: Jeremiah Smith, Kayden McDonald, Arvell Reese and Caleb Downs.

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