Julian Sayin injury: Ohio State QB out ‘indefinitely’ with elbow injury
Ohio State moved to the third spot in the nation after a win over Indiana last Saturday. But they might be without starting quarterback Julian Sayin for the rest of the regular season, and potentially the post-season. Sayin suffered an elbow injury in the second half of last Saturday’s win over Indiana, and was replaced […]
Julian Sayin, the starting quarterback for Ohio State, has been ruled out indefinitely due to an elbow injury suffered during a recent game. The injury occurred in the second half of the team's victory over Indiana last Saturday, forcing Sayin to be replaced by freshman quarterback Luke Fahey. Sayin returned to the sideline with his throwing arm in a sling, but the team's head coach, Ryan Day, confirmed that the quarterback will be out for the remainder of the regular season and potentially the post-season.
Day declined to provide a specific timeline, respecting Sayin's privacy and family. Fahey, a three-star prospect hailing from Mission Viejo High School in California, has impressed with his performance as the 35th-ranked quarterback in the 2026 recruiting class. During his high school career, he amassed over 7,000 passing yards, achieved a 68:9 touchdown-to-interception ratio, and even led his team to a CIF State Division 1-AA championship title in his senior year.
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