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Ohio State's Julian Sayin Looking Forward to Following Idols as a Heisman Finalist

Julian Sayin led the nation with a 78.4% completion rate and 31 touchdowns, becoming one of four finalists for college football’s top individual honor.

  • This weekend, Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin, a redshirt freshman, heads to New York City as one of four Heisman Trophy finalists for the ceremony on Dec. 13.
  • Following Nick Saban's retirement after 17 seasons, Sayin entered the transfer portal during the Jan. 19, 2024 transfer-portal weekend, and his decision to join Ohio State became public by Jan. 21, aided by Tommy Rees's endorsement.
  • Statistically, Julian Sayin led the nation with a 78.4% completion rate, topping Oregon quarterback Bo Nix's 77.4% mark as a first-year starter for the defending national champions.
  • Sayin is likely to see his face on Times Square billboards, amplifying his profile as he returns to College Football Playoff preparation for the Cotton Bowl on Dec. 31.
  • After moving on Dec. 12, 2023, Julian Sayin spent recruiting time with Nick Saban but never played for him, and he now joins Ohio State Heisman finalists Dwayne Haskins Jr., Justin Fields, and C.J. Stroud.
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Ohio State's Julian Sayin looking forward to following idols as a Heisman finalist

Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin is heading to New York City as a Heisman Trophy finalist. He joins Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza and others as finalists after a standout season.

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