Ohio State defeats Indiana 19-15, quarterback Julian Sayin injured
The Buckeyes beat the Hoosiers 19‑15 on Oct. 17, but star quarterback Julian Sayin suffered a right arm injury, leaving the team to rely on backup Luke Fahey.
Key points
- Ohio State won 19‑15 over Indiana on Oct. 17.
- Julian Sayin injured his right arm and is listed as "indefinitely" out.
- Backup Luke Fahey finished the game.
- Ohio State remains in College Football Playoff contention.
- The team has a bye week on Oct. 24 before facing No. 16 USC and later hosting Northwestern on Nov. 14.
The Ohio State Buckeyes picked up a big college football win a week ago at Indiana, defeating the Hoosiers 19‑15 on Oct. 17.
The victory came at a cost: star quarterback Julian Sayin suffered an injury to his right (throwing) arm, and backup Luke Fahey finished the game.
Sayin has been listed as "indefinitely" by Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day.
Despite the injury, Ohio State remains in position to make the College Football Playoff.
The Buckeyes have a bye week on Oct. 24, after which they will travel west to take on the Trojans, who are ranked No. 16, on Oct. 24.
Following that, Ohio State will host Northwestern on Saturday, Nov. 14.
Your questions, answered
What happened to Ohio State’s quarterback after the game against Indiana?
Julian Sayin suffered an injury to his right arm and is listed as "indefinitely" out.
Who finished the game for Ohio State after Sayin’s injury?
Backup quarterback Luke Fahey finished the game.
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