It is a bit lighter week than normal in the Big Ten, with just six conference games, and a much lighter week for the four West Coast schools, with only USC in action.
Alabama fans will always remember where they were when the news broke of Nick Saban's retirement. The jaw-dropping headlines came after the Crimson Tide's first team meeting of the new year.
Julian Sayin is rising in the Heisman Trophy race as the Ohio State Buckeyes keep rolling, and this week is a big opportunity for him. While the Buckeyes aren't hosting a Penn State team that will be taken seriously after firing its coach and losing quarterback Drew Allar to injury, Sayin continues to post absurd numbers.
It may be Ohio State's bye week, but coach Ryan Day expects the most out of his players. This includes quarterback Julian Sayin, who was strongly praised by Day during his weekly presser.
Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin has had an unbelievable start to the 2025 season. In seven games, Sayin has completed an FBS-leading 80% of his passes for 1,872 yards and 19 touchdowns with just three interceptions.
Due to how Ohio State plays and the sheer overwhelming talent at just about every position, it may be difficult for a player on Ryan Day’s team to win college football’s most prestigious trophy.
There has been no doubt that Ohio State Buckeyes sophomore quarterback Julian Sayin has been, hands down, one of the best signal callers in the country.
Key Points ESPN analysts Kirk Herbstreit and Joey Galloway discussed the ongoing debate over who is the best quarterback in college football on the "Nonstop" podcast.
The Heisman Trophy race is starting to take shape after Week 8, as college football’s brightest stars continue to make their push with conference play in full swing.
A few months from now, many will look back at the Ohio State Buckeyes' 34-0 win over the Wisconsin Badgers and not have many memories of the game since it was such a blowout.
Key Points Ohio State remains No. 1 entering Week 9 of the 2025 season Kirk Herbstreit praises Buckeyes’ consistency on "Nonstop" podcast Freshman QB Julian Sayin and DE Caden Curry headline a dominant roster The 2025 college football season has reached Week 9, and the Ohio State Buckeyes remain at the top of the rankings.
The chaos of the Big Ten continues! Week 8 served as Separation Saturday, where Ohio State solidified its status, Indiana remained perfect, and the Big Ten West became even more complicated with key upsets from Minnesota and Northwestern.
The 2025 college football season has hit the mid-way mark. As teams have started solidifying their hopes to make a run at the College Football Playoff, there is also a focus on the individual awards.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are the No. 1 team in the nation. After shutting out the Wisconsin Badgers 34-0 in Week 7, quarterback Julian Sayin has emerged as a topic of conversation nationally as one of the best passers in college football.
The Heisman Trophy race has shifted in the Big Ten's favor, with Sayin and Mendoza now emerging as favorites to win college football’s most prestigious individual award.
The latest national championship odds are here, and they saw a shakeup following Week 8 of college football. A myriad of results changed the landscape of the sport over the weekend that was.
Going back to the quarterback battle that Ohio State had this summer feels like a century ago. Since Julian Sayin won the Buckeyes' starting job shortly before the season-opening matchup against Texas, the redshirt freshman has evolved from a talented but inexperienced ball of clay into the driving force of an elite passing game.
Julian Sayin was his usual efficient self He passed Purdue and Wisconsin legends The Buckeyes have a week off next The Ohio State Buckeyes marched into
Ohio State football head coach Ryan Day praised freshman quarterback Julian Sayin’s poise after the Buckeyes throttled Wisconsin, 34-0, Saturday in a statement win that left no doubt about where Ohio State stands in the Big Ten, in an interview with CBS Sports following the game.
It wouldn't be another week without Julian Sayin being given his flowers. The signal caller for the Ohio State Buckeyes has marched the top team in the nation to a 5-0 record through the first six weeks of the season.
Julian Sayin put together a great game against Grambling on Saturday and set an Ohio State record in the process. Sayin went 18/19 for 306 yards and 4 touchdowns at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday.
Ohio State is relying on Julian Sayin to help them defend their national title this season, but the quarterback’s career as a starter did not get off to the best start on Saturday.