Ohio State's Julian Sayin exits game vs. Indiana with gruesome arm injury
Sayin took a shot to his throwing arm with 8:05 left in the fourth quarter. That was enough to land him on the sideline for the remainder of the game.
Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin left Saturday's matchup against Indiana due to a severe injury to his throwing arm. The incident occurred with roughly eight minutes left in the game, when he was tackled by Indiana's Mario Landino. Sayin's elbow hyperextended upon impact, causing him to leave the field. He was quickly evaluated and ruled out of the game.
Sayin donned an arm sling, signaling his inability to return to the field. True freshman Luke Fahey stepped in to take his place at quarterback for the remainder of the contest.
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