This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/ohiostate as Former Washington coach calls out Ohio State QB Julian Sayin and predicts upset. Former coaches just love giving the Ohio State Buckeyes bulletin board material, don’t they?

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Julian Sayin passed the first two tests in a season-long course on being the Ohio State quarterback. The assignments were far different, but coach Ryan Day learned things about the sophomore in both.

Ohio State has unleashed redshirt freshman quarterback Julian Sayin's deep ball since the season-opening win over Texas. He hasn't missed yet.

Julian Sayin's quick release has helped make him the FBS' most accurate passer a month into his debut season as Ohio State's starting quarterback.

Julian Sayin completed all three of his deep throws for 138 yards and two touchdowns against Ohio and is now the most accurate passer in the FBS on 20-plus-yard passes.

Ohio State did not ask too much of new starting quarterback Julian Sayin in its season-opening win over Texas. That should change in the weeks ahead.

Week 5 of the college football season has the makings of being a special one with a bunch of intriguing matchups on tap. One of those will be the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes on the road taking on the Washington Huskies to begin Big Ten play.

Julian Sayin threw for four touchdowns, set an Ohio State record for completed passes to start a game and fell one short of the school record for consecutive completions as the top-ranked Buckeyes rolled to a 70-0 victory over Grambling State.

Expectations are for the Ohio State Buckeyes to play a tight game when they visit the Washington Huskies this weekend. It's the Buckeyes' first road trip of the year, and not an easy environment for redshirt freshman quarterback Julian Sayin to learn on the fly.