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    ‘QB1 Haircut’ – Fans React to Julian Sayin’s New Style Following National Championship

    Julian Sayin’s "QB1 haircut" has fans talking ahead of Ohio State’s quarterback battle.

    Julian Sayin has the internet buzzing, but not for his skills on the field. This time, it’s his fresh new look. The Ohio State quarterback was spotted at the Ohio State vs. Michigan basketball game on Sunday, sporting what fans are calling a “QB1 haircut.”

    The term, often used to describe a no-nonsense buzz cut, has sparked a wave of reactions across social media.

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    Julian Sayin’s New Look Says He Is All Set for Business

    An X user, @VictoryBellOSU, reposted an image of Sayin from the crowd with the caption, “Julian Sayin got that QB1 haircut.” The post quickly gained traction, with fans chiming in on the quarterback’s transformation.

    One user compared him to Will Howard, Ohio State’s former quarterback who led the Buckeyes to a College Football Playoff (CFP) National Championship just weeks earlier.

    “Bro said, ‘make me look like Will Howard,’” a fan joked.

    Other responses ranged from admiration to skepticism.

    “Time for business,” one fan commented.

    “Fresh and clean look,” another added.

    The haircut itself — a short, functional buzz cut — aligns with the traditional “QB1” image, often symbolizing a focused, all-business mentality.

    Not everyone was convinced, though. One fan poked fun at Sayin’s size, saying, “I guess the rumors of him still being 5’9, 163 pounds must be true. (After OSU people told us he added 15 pounds to get to 188). He looks like he’s 12 years old.”

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    Sayin’s new style arrives at a pivotal moment in his career. With Ohio State’s starting quarterback role up for grabs, Sayin is one of the key players competing for the job. The former five-star recruit transferred from Alabama after Nick Saban’s retirement, hoping to make his mark in Columbus.

    Whether the haircut signals a shift in mindset or is simply a fresh start, Sayin is certainly drawing attention — on and off the field. As Ohio State’s quarterback battle heats up, all eyes will be on him, not just for his play but for how he carries himself as a leader.

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