Inside Ohio State football's No. 2 spring practice: Julian Sayin's growth and a safety to watch
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What were the highlights from Ohio State's second spring practice?
Welcome back to the Bill & Doug show. Doug LaMaurice, Bill Landis back from day two of spring practice for Ohio State on Thursday morning. We watched another hour. We talked with Julian San and Kenyatta Jackson. After practice, Bill, we put up our observations, a bunch of videos at BillAndDougOSU.substack.com. And now we're here to talk about it all. I feel like we kind of want to talk about quarterbacks a little bit, if that's okay with you. Quarterbacks or facial hair? Now, listen. I've been like, don't open the door. Don't open the door and let me do seven minutes on Julian Supreme off the top of the show. I gave you an opening to talk ball, and you're leading us right into Mustache Gate. We'll do ball first, and we'll do Mustache Gate.
Do you want to talk? Because one of your observations. There he is. Sorry. One of your observations was about the room, right? You think the room's stacked up quite nicely. Yeah. So if you're listening on a podcast and you didn't see that on YouTube, I just flashed a little Julian San stash, a little Timothee Chalamet stash, and we'll discuss it later in the show because we did break. And I've heard people talk about this, that we, from the 70s on, every time there was any kind of sort of like a controversy or like a thing, everybody put a gate at the end. Mm-hmm. But are we moving into files now? So is this the mustache files instead of mustache gate?
How is Julian Sayin developing as Ohio State's quarterback?
But also it's at Ohio State. So I don't know if we want to dance on that dance floor. Like Ohio State's like, oh, no, no, no. No files here. No files here. Hey, Ohio State got a new president. did yeah uh weird weird situation like yeah we don't yeah we don't let's promote the guy that the guy that we basically fired hired that's yeah yeah all right i'm not sure i i don't have it right in front of me i'm not sure exactly how to pronounce the new president's name but i think it's pronounced not jim trestle i think is the name that he goes by officially so If the former football coach was the president, we'd be talking about it. If the person who's the president is just a person in academia, nobody cares.
Good luck to Ohio State. I watched offense. You watched defense on Thursday. We had done the opposite. You had watched offense and I had watched defense on Tuesday. And so, you know, I think it's good for both of us to have like a full view of the team. And I think, you know, it's like maybe we had some different observations on some things. Maybe we agreed on some things. But I was struck. I think there's two walk-ons who are in there too. So there's six guys in the black jerseys who are doing the quarterback stuff and they were doing some drills and maybe they're doing this Tuesday where like all the four quarterbacks are lined up together and there's four receivers running routes. And then they're all dropping back and throwing a route to a guy at the same time.
So you get a little bit of that. Okay, here we go. And it is a returning starter, five-star recruit, fourth in the Heisman voting last year, Julian Sane. It is a five-star second-year player.
What role does facial hair play in Julian Sayin's growth?
Future of the program, Tavian St. Clair. It is a veteran one-time starter at UCLA who also then went to Maryland and has been around and is here as a veteran guy in Justin Martin, who's number three. And it is your true freshman in Luke Fahey. And you know it in your head, but Bill, you line them up together on the field and you have them all drop back in unison. And I just did think to myself, that's what a college quarterback room should look like. Yes, and that sort of realization has maybe hit me one or two other times in the Ryan Day era because there has been a scramble at times, I think, to get the room exactly how Ryan Day would like it to be. And I think you'd probably say this is about it, especially nowadays with how college football is and how rosters change.
To have a returning starter, era parent, veteran, young guy who can just kind of wait in the dark and develop, but you don't really have to worry about him. It's pretty good.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the highlights from Ohio State's second spring practice?
0:05–1:34
2
How is Julian Sayin developing as Ohio State's quarterback?
1:34–3:19
3
What role does facial hair play in Julian Sayin's growth?
3:19–5:13
4
What observations were made about the quarterback room's dynamics?
5:13–7:05
5
How does Julian Sayin plan to improve his game this season?
7:05–9:35
6
What insights were shared about the defensive players during practice?
9:35–11:37
7
Who are the standout players to watch in the upcoming season?
11:37–13:25
8
What are the future expectations for Ohio State football this spring?
13:25–48:14
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