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Freshman Sensation Sayin Up for Heisman

This weekend, college footballs brightest stars converge in New York City for the Heisman Trophy ceremony. Among them, Ohio States Julian Sayin, a true freshman quarterback, has captivated fans with his exceptional talent. Sayin, alongside Indianas Fernando Mendoza, Notre Dames Jeremiyah Love, and Vanderbilts Diego Pavia, will compete for the prestigious award. Sayin, a California native, returns to the Big Apple, this time for a much different experience. The Heisman Trophy, awarded annually to the top college football player, can significantly impact a players career. As the weekend approaches, anticipation builds for the winner, with each finalist having had an outstanding season.

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