Ohio State QB Julian Sayin Out for Several Weeks Due to Injury

Julian Sayin, quarterback for No. 4 Ohio State, will miss several weeks following an injury sustained during a game against No. 5 Indiana. Freshman Luke Fahey is set to take over as the starting QB.

No. 4 Ohio State secured a narrow 19-15 victory against No. 5 Indiana on Saturday, but the game took a turn when quarterback Julian Sayin left the field in the fourth quarter after a significant hit, later seen with his right arm in a sling.

Head coach Ryan Day did not disclose the specifics of Sayin's injury but confirmed that he will be sidelined for several weeks. Freshman backup Luke Fahey, who had no completions after Sayin's injury, will step in as the starting quarterback. The team also has sophomore quarterbacks Tavien St. Clair and Kolton Stover available.

This win improves Ohio State's record to 6-1, aiding their pursuit of a College Football Playoff spot. The Buckeyes have a bye week before facing No. 19 USC on October 31, followed by games against Oregon and No. 25 Northwestern. Sayin's absence may also affect the Heisman Trophy race, as star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, a frontrunner, will need to maintain his performance with a backup quarterback.

Ohio State QB Julian Sayin Out for Several Weeks Due to Injury

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