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Former Alabama quarterback named Ohio State starter: He ‘has gotten stronger and bigger’
Ryan Day announced Monday that Julian Sayin, a former Alabama quarterback, will start this season for the No. 3 Ohio State Buckeyes. “You see there was a lot of growth made,” Day said Monday, per NBC4. “Overall, Julian was more consistent.”
As the 2025 college football season approaches, the quarterback dominoes are starting to fall. Most teams have wrapped their ...
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Alabama transfer wins starting QB job for Michigan State football opponent Boston College
When Michigan State welcomes in Boston College for a marquee week two matchup, the Eagles will be trotting an Alabama ...
When Ryan Day announced Monday that Julian Sayin will be Ohio State’s starting quarterback in its opener against Texas on Aug ...
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Texas coach Steve Sarkisian gives telling verdict on Ohio State starting QB decision
Julian Sayin has been named Ohio State's starting quarterback for the season opener against Texas, and Longhorns head coach ...
No. 8 Alabama has named Ty Simpson its starting quarterback heading into the team’s season opener at Florida State.
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Alabama State QB, Andrew Body says Hornet offense will be versatile in 2025
A labama State football coach, Eddie Robinson Jr., told the Montgomery Advertiser after Saturday's Buzz Fest scrimmage that ...
Ty Simpson, after being named as the Crimson Tide's starting quarterback days after Alabama 's first scrimmage, ran the first ...
When asked about the state of the number two spot on the quarterback depth chart behind starter Ty Simpson, Alabama offensive ...
Alabama's starting quarterback will be decided against a defense "we've got a lot of confidence in right now." "They’re not just giving you those gimmies, those blown coverages," DeBoer said.
The pressure is already mounting on Arch Manning to have a great Week 1 showing vs. Ohio State.
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