Ryan Day finally admitted the one thing that is only going to put more pressure on Ohio State QB Julian Sayin down the stretch

Sayin completed 20-of-23 passes against Penn State for 316 yards and four touchdowns with no turnovers. Ohio State’s starting quarterback now has a 23-to-3 touchdown-to-interception ratio this season and has been remarkably accurate, completing 80 percent of his passes. Sayin has been everything the Buckeyes could have hoped for in his first year as a starter, following up a strong season from Will Howard last year.

Day’s belief that Sayin can lead them to their goals means competing for a Big Ten title and a National Championship. Ohio State has paired a dynamic, pass-heavy offense with an elite defense, and that combination has been more than enough to dominate through the first eight games. Bigger tests are still to come for Sayin and the Buckeyes — but Day believes he has the right quarterback to guide them through it all.

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