Ohio State’s quarterback battle is intensifying as Julian Sayin and Lincoln Keinholz compete to replace Will Howard, who was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers after leading the Buckeyes to a national championship. According to Coach Ryan Day, the competition has narrowed down to a “two-horse race” between Sayin and Keinholz.
Julian Sayin, a redshirt freshman transfer from Alabama, brings experience and talent to the table. Lincoln Keinholz, a redshirt sophomore, has also shown promise. Meanwhile, true freshman Tavien St. Claire, while talented and athletic, is not considered a contender for the starting role at this point, according to Day.
The battle for the starting quarterback position is expected to be fierce, with Day suggesting that one of the quarterbacks would need to make a significant move to win the role. The outcome remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: the Buckeyes are in good hands with talented young quarterbacks vying for the top spot.
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