Ohio State QB Julian Sayin Out for Several Weeks After Arm Injury in Win Over Indiana

Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin sustained an apparent right arm injury during the Buckeyes' 19-15 victory over Indiana and is expected to miss several weeks. Coach Ryan Day confirmed the prognosis after the game. Freshman Luke Fahey replaced Sayin to close out the win. Sayin had completed 15 of 29 passes for 235 yards and two touchdowns before the injury. The 6-1 Buckeyes have a bye in Week 8 before a stretch run that includes games against USC, Oregon, Northwestern, Nebraska, and Michigan.

Fahey, in his first year at quarterback, took over the starting role while Sayin was sidelined, and the Ohio State defence kept its lead intact throughout. His completion percentage of 77 landed just short of the programme record, a threshold Bo Nix had set at 77.45 percent — a figure that has yet to be surpassed. Carrying a 6-1 record into their bye week, Ohio State is scheduled to travel to No. 19 USC for an October 31st night game.

Ohio State QB Julian Sayin Out for Several Weeks After Arm Injury in Win Over Indiana

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