Julian Sayin Doubters Said WHAT? - Josh Pate's College Football Show

I believe Julian Sayin has a heart, because otherwise he'd be dead

Not an OSU fan but the discussion surrounding Sayin is kinda odd. He was a Heisman finalist last year as a freshman. Everyone is drooling over guys that had objectively worse years last year. Where is the doubt even coming from? A couple of mediocre games against arguably the 2 best defenses in the country last year? C'mon.

OSU's losses were attributable to line play. Purely and simply.

I do think Sayin has been getting too much hate from media, "not a first round talent". He was a first time starter, had one of the most accurate passing seasons in FBS history, his team had one of the slowest paces of play in the entire FBS and his 2 losses were to the teams who played a great game in the National Championship. He's a dawg. Year 2 will be fun.

Why is there even a discussion? He basically has Julio Jones 2.0 as a WR, plus other incredibly talented OSU wide outs. He was a Heisman candidate last year... I mean what else does he need? I'm a Michigan fan BTW lol. This talk like he isn't in the perfect position to dominate is wild.

If Sayin played for UGA he’d be the South’s savior…

Curious why Indiana and Miami Game are never brought up for Dante Moore, CJ Carr, and Trinidad Chambliss? The Pundits do realize those QB’s played those teams too and played bad as well right?

No one talks about Dante Moore getting put in a box against Iowa. But yea Julian sayin crumbled under pressure.

Sayin 4000 35 tds 6 ints

Coming from a Columbus native for my life....I agree with everything you said