Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin ‘doubtful’ to return for regular season
The Ohio State Buckeyes held on for a 19-15 win over the Indiana Hoosiers on Saturday, but they lost star quarterback Julian Sayin to an arm injury in the process. Now, head coach Ryan Day has provided an update on Sayin’s status, and it isn’t good news for Buckeyes fans. Speaking on Tuesday, Day said…
Julian Sayin, Ohio State's starting quarterback, is doubtful to return for the regular season after suffering an arm injury in Indiana's win. Head coach Ryan Day announced on Tuesday that Sayin's throwing arm is out indefinitely and he is doubtful to play again during the regular season. Ohio State is preparing for the possibility that the Heisman Trophy finalist won't return this season. The team will likely rely on true freshman Luke Fahey and sophomore Tavien St. Clair as they develop a plan to proceed without Sayin.
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