If Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin hadn’t already proved his Heisman case, his performance against UCLA — without his top two wide receivers — cemented it.

Coming out of Week 12 of the college football season with a 10-0 record was all the Ohio State Buckeyes hoped to accomplish — and they did just that with a 48-10 win over the UCLA Bruins on Saturday evening in Columbus.

The silent-but-deadly-type QB may have to break his character during The Game to fully grab the attention of Heisman voters.

Julian Sayin has emerged as the Heisman Trophy front runner through Week 11. Here's a closer look at the race entering Week 12:

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day and quarterback Julian Sayin spoke with the media after defeating UCLA 48-10 to improve to 10-0 on the season.

Julian Sayin is living up to all the high expectations and now the world is recognizing his progress. The last game Sayin played before ESPN contributor Bill C

Julian Sayin continued to build his Heisman campaign against Purdue, excelling in the intermediate area of the field as he completed eight of 11 passes between 10-19 yards.

Ohio State’s Julian Sayin’s stellar talent has by no means been under wraps here in our San Diego County lines, the 2023 Silver Pigskin Winner has been putting the nation on notice as the most efficient quarterback in the entire country.

Julian Sayin is in his first year as the starting quarterback of the Ohio State Buckeyes, playing under head coach Ryan Day. Sayin began his college football career with a bang. He’s a Heisman Trophy candidate and has Ohio State ranked as the No. 1 team in the nation.

Julian Sayin, Kayden McDonald and Jeremiah Smith were Pro Football Focus’ highest-rated players for Ohio State in the Buckeyes’ 34-10 victory over Purdue.