Julian Sayin: Alabama quarterback enters transfer portal amid rumors of move to Ohio State

11 months ago 17

NEW DELHI:

Alabama

freshman quarterback

Julian Sayin

, a five-star prospect in the Class of 2024, has entered the

transfer portal

, as reported by 247Sports. Sayin, who arrived on campus as an early enrollee, committed to the Crimson Tide in November 2022 but has decided to explore other opportunities.
The decision comes amid a series of changes at Alabama, including the retirement of legendary head coach

Nick Saban

.

Sayin had committed to Alabama when Saban was the head coach and

Bill O'Brien

served as the offensive coordinator. Since Saban's departure, several high-profile players have begun considering alternative options.

Although Alabama's new head coach,

Kalen DeBoer

, is renowned for his quarterback development skills, Sayin would face tough competition for playing time.

Jalen Milroe

is anticipated to be the starting quarterback for the Crimson Tide in 2024, with former top prospects Ty Simpson and Dylan Lonergan also on the roster. Additionally, Austin Mack, who redshirted at Washington under DeBoer, is set to join Alabama.
Sayin initially chose Alabama over Georgia and LSU, expressing a desire to be coached by Saban and O'Brien. However, with O'Brien now serving as

Ohio State's offensive coordinator, there is speculation that the Buckeyes could be a potential destination for the talented quarterback.

Sources suggest significant momentum for Sayin's potential move to Ohio State, with one insider stating to 247Sports' Chris Hummer, "I'd be shocked if he didn't end up at Ohio State."
The Carlsbad, California, native participated in the Under Armour All-American game and earned the Gatorade California Player of the Year honors for his outstanding senior season, where he threw for 24 touchdowns with just one interception. Sayin, initially regarded as the top quarterback in his class by the 247Sports Composite, now faces a critical decision regarding his future college football career.
(Inputs from agencies)

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