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On Monday of Ohio State Buckeyes on Monday, Julian Sayin the Tithing Charterback for his first game of the 2025 season against the Texas Lonchorns.
The National Defensor Champions begin their defense of the title against Texas on August 30, a game that can be seen in Fox. Texas will have Arch Manning as headline for the game.
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The Buckeyes field Marshal of the State of Ohio, Julian Sayin (10), launches a pass during the second half of the NCAA football match against the broncos of the west of Michigan at the Ohio stadium. (Adam Cairns / Columbus Dispatch / USA Today Network / USA Today Network through IMAGN images)
Ohio’s head coach Ryan Day, said that Sayin was more consisting of competition with Lincoln Kienholz and that there had been some separation between the two players in the last week.
“It was a close competition. I think both boys that we all feel safe can win a game for us. I feel that our boys trust both field marshal, I feel that we are going to need both field marshal,” Day told journalists. “Lincoln did many great things, but we are going to name Julian the headline, give him most of the repetitions with which and prepare to beat Texas.”
Sayin appears as a second year student, but he has four years of eligibility.
He transferred to the state of Ohio from Alabama in January 2024.
The Quartbacks of the state of Ohio Julian Sayin (10) and Lincoln Kienholz (3) are heated before the first game of the 2024 season against the Akron Zips. (Network of Adam Cairns / Columbus Dispatch / USA Today through IMAGN images)
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“I think that gaining confidence is consistency, who are you day after day, and you are making routine plays routinely. Are you someone with whom the offense can count and who can your teammates count consistently?” Sayin said August 5.
It was a five -star prospectus that was the best field marshal in its recruitment class. He was a star player in Carlsbad High School in California.
Texas chief coach Steve Sarkisian also had good things to say about Sayin.
“We recruited it here. It was a very talented pin, a very good player. He came to the camp with us, I think, two years in a row. So we familiarize ourselves with him,” Sarkisian said. “Very good player, elite pin, very good arm talent, a very fast guy, a really precise guy. Obviously, he has great weapons around him, so he is the type of person who can use those weapons in a good system. Then, he raises a challenge.”
Ohio State, Julian Sayin’s Buckeya Marshal (10), receives a moment during the football training camp at Woody Hayes Athletic Center on August 1, 2025. (Network of Adam Cairns / Columbus Dispatch / USA Today through IMAGN images)
Ohio State also leads to open receptors Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate on the offensive. Sayin will have many weapons to succeed immediately.
