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Buckeye QB Julian Sayin Hurt, Leaves Game in Sling
17 Oct
Summary
- Ohio State's quarterback Julian Sayin sustained an injury.
- Sayin was seen with a sling on his right arm.
- Luke Fahey replaced Sayin during the game's final quarter.
Ohio State's quarterback, Julian Sayin, suffered an injury during the fourth quarter of the game against Indiana on October 17th. Sayin was observed heading to the locker room with a limp and later reappeared with his right arm in a sling. This situation arose while Sayin was under considerable pressure, having completed 15 of 29 passes for 235 yards, accompanied by two touchdowns and two interceptions.
Following Sayin's departure, Luke Fahey assumed control of the Ohio State offense. Fahey's initial series saw him facing a late hit from the Indiana defense, ultimately leading to a punt. As the game concluded, Ohio State maintained a narrow 19-15 lead, with Sayin's injury marking a significant development for the team.
