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Freshman QB takes reins as Buckeyes QB injured
20 Oct
Summary
- Ohio State's starting quarterback Julian Sayin is sidelined with an arm injury.
- A true freshman will start for the Buckeyes for at least several weeks.
- Michigan is keeping its starting quarterback a secret before hosting Indiana.
Ohio State maintains its No. 1 position in the Big Ten power rankings following a victory over Indiana. However, the team faces a challenge as starting quarterback Julian Sayin has suffered an arm injury.
This injury will necessitate a true freshman, Luke Fahey, to start at quarterback for the Buckeyes for at least several weeks. The team's bye week offers Fahey additional preparation time.
In related news, Michigan is keeping their starting quarterback decision under wraps as they prepare to host Indiana. This strategic move aims to avoid giving their opponent an advantage.
Several other teams saw movement in the rankings. Iowa moves to No. 4, Oregon climbs to No. 7 after a late rally, and Washington jumps to No. 12. Purdue experiences the biggest fall, dropping to No. 13 after a home loss.
