Julian Sayin injury: Ohio State QB leaves game vs. Indiana
One of the biggest games this college football Saturday is now in the hands of a freshman backup quarterback. Indiana welcomed Ohio State to Bloomington on Saturday, in a meeting of two teams ranked inside the top five. But while the visiting Buckeyes built a 19-15 lead, they were soon playing without starting quarterback Julian […]
In a crucial college football Saturday matchup, Ohio State found themselves without their starting quarterback, Julian Sayin, who left the game in the fourth quarter due to an apparent upper-body injury. Sayin's absence was immediately filled by freshman backup quarterback Luke Fahey. Reportedly wincing as he went to the ground following a hit on a passing attempt, Sayin was seen leaving the field and heading to the locker room.
Upon his return to the sidelines, the Ohio State quarterback was sporting an arm sling. With Sayin watching from the sidelines, the Ohio State offense was forced to punt the ball to Indiana, providing the Hoosiers an opportunity to march down the field and take the lead in this intense Big Ten contest. As of now, Fahey has only managed two passing attempts, both resulting in incompletions.
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