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Ohio State's Ryan Day sends pointed message

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Ohio State Announces Julian Sayin News on Monday

The Ohio State Buckeyes are looking to defend their title in the College Football Playoff.

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Ohio State's Ryan Day sends pointed message after Julian Sayin Heisman miss

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Ohio State's Julian Sayin finishes 4th in Heisman Trophy voting

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Fernando Mendoza Wins the Heisman Trophy as College Football's Top Player

Three quarterbacks — Indiana's Fernando Mendoza, Vanderbilt's Diego Pavia and Julian Sayin of Ohio State — joined Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love in New York on Saturday for the awarding of the...

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Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia drops F-bomb on Heisman voters after losing trophy to Fernando Mendoza

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Indiana Hoosiers' QB Fernando Mendoza wins the Heisman Trophy

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Fernando Mendoza becomes Indiana’s first Heisman winner, Pavia’s outcry overshadows ceremony, Southeast Sports+

Mendoza, a projected first round pick in next year’s NFL Draft, threw for 33 touchdowns and only six interceptions while leading the Hoosiers to a 13-0 regular season.

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Way-too-early look at the 2026 Heisman Trophy race

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Ohio State's Julian Sayin finishes 4th in Heisman Trophy voting

Four Ohio State players named All-America First Team, Sayin makes third team

The Associated Press have released their 101st All-America Team. Since 1925, the AP have named the 27 best players in the country and this season has Ohio State

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Julian Sayin says video of quiet Heisman media table was 'funny'

Ohio State Julian Sayin acknowledged a viral video of an empty media table for the Heisman Trophy, calling it 'funny.'

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Ohio State Reacts to Massive Julian Sayin News Before College Football Playoff

Ohio State Buckeyes react to the big news about star quarterback Julian Sayin ahead of the College Football Playoff.

The 2025 Heisman Trophy Voting Has Been Revealed - Here's Who Won

Two years ago Indiana University was 3-9 and had more losses than any college football program in history. At the time, Fernando Mendoza V was struggling his way through his first year as a starter at Cal.