The competition for the starting quarterback position at Ohio State is tightly contested between Julian Sayin and Lincoln Kienholz. Coach Ryan Day emphasized both players have shown strengths and areas for growth. With only 34 pass attempts between them, they are stepping into the significant role left by Will Howard. Quarterback coach Billy Fessler pointed out the need for consistency, particularly in crucial game scenarios like third down and red zone situations. Sayin showcases arm strength while Kienholz's athleticism stands out, making the competition even more intriguing.
The competition continues. They both have had good moments and moments where they're growing... It's going to go right down to the wire.
We have to be great on third down and in the red zone. That's where quarterbacks make their money.
The positives of having a competition is that you know every day you got to bring it. The guys are always on edge.
Sayin has shown better arm strength, though Kienholz has more athleticism after playing three sports in high school.
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