Julian Sayin will set the Ohio State single-season touchdown passing record
The Ohio State football team will start its season in just three weeks. Coming off a national championship, they are expecting to compete for a national title again his year. The coaches think so, and they have them ranked as the second-best team in the country.
As we get closer to the season opener against Texas, we will give you some bold predictions. We’ll start with Julian Sayin, who is the projected starting quarterback for the Buckeyes this season.
No one in Ohio State football history was more prolific at throwing touchdowns than Dwayne Haskins back in 2018. He threw for 50 touchdowns in his only season as the starting quarterback for the Ohio State Buckeyes. Sayin is going to throw for more touchdowns than that.
The main reason for this prediction is just the sheer number of weapons he has. Jeremiah Smith is the best player in all of college football. Carnell Tate would be a number-one receiver anywhere else. Max Klare was the best tight end coming out of the Transfer Portal. All of those weapons should equal more touchdowns.
For each of the last four seasons, the Buckeyes have ended the regular season with disappointment. Ohio State has lost to TTUN four straight times, which is the longest losing streak for them since the 1990s. It’s the biggest blemish on Day’s resume to this point
