Julian Sayin is rising in the Heisman Trophy race as the Ohio State Buckeyes keep rolling, and this week is a big opportunity for him. While the Buckeyes aren't hosting a Penn State team that will be taken seriously after firing its coach and losing quarterback Drew Allar to injury,

Former Alabama signee Julian Sayin offered his take on which player is his frontrunner to win the Heisman. “I’m going to go Ty (Simpson),” Sayin said, “He’s having a great year.” What are your thoughts? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/PkyVkj5nBW

There was a narrative hovering over Matt Patricia when he was hired by Ohio State football. His time with the Buckeyes has shut that down.

Led by arguably the best defense in college football, Ohio State has outscored teams 255-41 through seven games. That’s with the ups and downs the offense has had with new quarterback Julian Sayin, a completely new rushing attack and two new play callers in Brian Hartline on offense and Matt Patricia on defense.

Nearly 2,000 Ohio State fans gathered together for Brutus Buckeye's 60th birthday party, which included a Guinness World Record title.

According to the story, the alleged initiative would help create 150 housing units and 300 shelter beds for people living in his Ohio hometown.

With some of the biggest programs in college football ultimately firing their head coach during the 2025 season, the Ohio State Buckeyes could greatly benefit from the recent changes.