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Ohio Sate QB Julian Sayin provides updates on Triple Option Podcast

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Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin joined Urban Meyer and the 'Triple Option' podcast to provide an offseason update and answer intriguing questions.

It's always a bonus when you have one of the best quarterbacks in the country coming back to Good 'Ole State U, and that's exactly what Ohio State head coach Ryan Day and the Buckeyes have with Julian Sayin set to build on a redshirt freshman campaign that saw an invite to New York as a Heisman Finalist. Though OSU didn't reach two of its lofty goals of winning the Big Ten and another College Football Playoff national championship, there's a lot that new offensive coordinator Arthur Smith can do on that side of the ball with Sayin embarking on his second season under center and building upon a remarkable 2025 year. Some of the Fox Big Nook Kickoff crew sat down with Sayin this past week and touched on a lot of topics with the Ohio State signal caller, and we thought you might be interested to see what he said about transferring from Alabama , how he's building more chemistry with his wide receivers, how he viewed the Michigan game going in last year, and more.

Watch the entire segment of the "Triple Option Podcast," when Urban Meyer, Rob Stone, and Mark Ingram fire away at some intriguing questions during the offseason. ICYMI: Julian Sayin joined the show this week to talk Buckeye football with Coach Meyer, Mark Ingram II and Rob Stone. https://t.

co/kUAwqrOay2 — The Triple Option (@3xOptionShow) May 8, 2026 It'll be interesting and exciting to see how Arthur Smith utilizes Sayin and how this offense looks this year with so many returning pieces, and we'll be there for it all. Contact/Follow us @BuckeyesWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Ohio State news, notes, and opinion. Follow Phil Harrison on X .

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