COLUMBUS, Ohio — Julian Sayin understands how big of a deal it is to get an offer from Ohio State, regardless of the circumstances of when and how.
The nation’s No. 15 player and No. 2 quarterback got a visit from OSU assistant Corey Dennis earlier this week in an attempt at re-establishing a relationship with some of the top field generals in the 2024 class. It’s the second time in as many months that the coaching staff has gone out to see Sayin in Carlsbad, California, hoping it can change his mind about where he wants to spend his college years. Though doing so is going to take time and effort with an understanding that it all may be for nothing.
