Ohio State football rumors: Julian Sayin suffered elbow fracture that required surgery
The Ohio State Buckeyes are struggling to keep their College Football Playoff hopes alive as they prepare to host Oregon in a key Big Ten game Saturday. The Buckeyes (6-2) dropped their second game of the season last week against USC, struggling to move the ball on offense throughout the game in the 30-18 defeat. It was Ohio State’s first game […] The post Ohio State football rumors: Julian Sayin…
Ohio State football rumors suggest that starting quarterback Julian Sayin recently underwent surgery for a right elbow fracture, according to @billrabinowitz. The injury occurred during the October 17 victory against Indiana, leading to freshman backup quarterback Luke Fahey starting the subsequent game against USC. Ohio State head coach Ryan Day stated that Sayin's recovery would take some time but expressed optimism regarding the long-term prospects.
The Buckeyes, currently ranked 11th in the College Football Playoff rankings, have already lost two games this season, including a loss to archrival Michigan. Should Sayin recover in time, the team will face Northwestern at home before closing out the regular season with games against Nebraska and Michigan.
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