Ohio State coach Ryan Day mentioned quarterback Julian Sayin continues to be anticipated to overlook a number of weeks after he was injured at a.
“They're nonetheless going by means of a few of their testing and conferences,” Day mentioned throughout an look on the “Buckeye Roundtable” on 97.1 The Fan on Oct. 19.
Day supplied no different replace on the standing of Sayin past reiterating the timeline.
Sayin y in the course of the fourth quarter of the Buckeyes’ 19-15 s on Oct. 17 and didn’t return.
When Indiana defensive lineman Mario Landino sacked Sayin on a primary down simply previous midfield, he collided into his arm. The hit sidelined Sayin, who went into the locker room at Memorial Stadium and later emerged together with his proper arm in a sling.
Day first talked about that Sayin would miss a number of weeks throughout his postgame information convention, indicating there can be a major change at quarterback.
Sayin has been behind middle for the Buckeyes all through two seasons, making 21 consecutive begins since z in a preseason competitors as a redshirt freshman in 2025.
Kienholz spent final season because the backup behind Sayin earlier than he transferred to Louisville, leaving Ohio State with much less expertise on the depth chart.
Luke Fahey, a freshman from Southern California who changed Sayin at Indiana, is in line to start out after rising because the backup over Tavien St. Clair, a former five-star recruit from Bellefontaine.
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