The Ohio State Buckeyes secured a 19-15 victory over the Indiana Hoosiers on the road Saturday, but the win came at a cost as star quarterback Julian Sayin went down with an arm injury.
Julian Sayin is out indefinitely. (Getty Images via AFP) Ryan Day prepares for extended absence College football insider Pete Thamel shared an update from head coach Ryan Day, confirming that Sayin is out indefinitely.
Head coach Ryan Day declined to provide a specific recovery timeline, explaining that he wanted to respect Sayin and his family’s need for privacy during this time. However, the team is preparing for the possibility that the quarterback will miss the remainder of the regular season and the postseason.
“We are putting together a plan for him not being available for the regular season, and then also him not being available for the postseason,” Day said.
How Julian Sayin suffered his injury Sayin sustained the yet-to-be-disclosed injury during Ohio State’s win over Indiana after being sacked early in the fourth quarter. Hoosiers defensive lineman Mario Landino made contact with Sayin’s arm as the quarterback began his throwing motion.
The collision forced Sayin out of the contest. He later returned from the locker room with his right throwing arm secured in a sling.
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