After the Ohio State football team won the clash against Washington, 24-6, it was led by complementary football, with the offense and defense once again playing well. Subsequently, as the Ohio State football team snapped Washington's impressive streak of winning 22 straight home games, quarterback Julian Sayin spoke about the one play on offense that changed the dynamic. Sayin would call the play game-changing, even saying the play itself has not been practiced “too much,” according to A to Z Sports. “That was a huge play for the offense,” Sayin said after the game. 1 Ohio State looks to stay undefeated, next facing Minnesota on Saturday night, Oct. 4.