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Julian Sayin, a transfer from Alabama and a former quarterback for Carlsbad, California, has committed to Ohio State. Sayin enrolled early and signed with the Tide during the early stage. He was allowed to train with the squad in the lead-up to the Rose Bowl Game and participate in bowl preparation.

A few days after Nick Saban’s retirement earlier in the month, former Washington head coach Kalen DeBoer was hired. After meeting with the new Husky staff, Sayin considered staying for spring ball but ultimately made the decision to use the transfer portal.

Thadd MacNeal, the head coach of Carlsbad, stated, “He signed to play for Nick Saban.” He got along well with Tommy Rees and coach Saban. His guys were such, and he had

He didn’t know the new employees at all, but there wasn’t anything against them when they started working there. Although he had some acquaintance with (offensive coordinator Ryan) Grubb and had received an offer from Washington, Julian believed it was best for him to move on because there was no relationship between the two of them.

When Sayin committed to Alabama, Ohio State was at the top of his list.

For him, they truly ranked No. 2, according to MacNeal. They really came in second, and as far as I’m aware, he went at least twice. He adored the offense, Ryan Day, and how quarterback-friendly he is.

The development of quarterbacks at Ohio State has been excellent, and Julian has a lot of respect for Brian Hartline, the co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach. He was active in Julian’s recruitment, and Ohio State has a fantastic wide receiver room, which is clearly very important to quarterbacks.