Ohio State spring game rewatch: Quarterbacks, Arthur Smith's impact, defensive line thoughts

Thoughts on Julian Sayin, Tavien St. Clair, the defensive line and more after a second look at the Buckeyes' spring game.

Ohio State wrapped up spring practice with a scrimmage in Ohio Stadium on Saturday. (OSU football)

COLUMBUS — Second thoughts and observations on Ohio State’s spring game after rewatching the Big Ten Network broadcast.

My favorite Julian Sayin play

Sayin only played three drives. He didn’t have a ton of time to throw. He didn’t get to push it down the field in quite the same way as Tavien St. Clair did. They had entirely different spring game scripts, and that’s OK.

There weren’t really any “wow” moments in Sayin’s 8-for-15 for 82 yards effort. But I sure liked this play below.

There’s not really anywhere to throw the ball, and something is off with the spacing because receivers Brandon Inniss and David Adolph practically run into each other. But there is green space to attack, and Sayin takes it.