The Ohio State Buckeyes got their revenge against the Indiana Hoosiers on Saturday, holding on for a 19-15 win in Bloomington in a rematch of last season’s Big Ten Championship Game. But the victory may have come at a steep price.
Star quarterback Julian Sayin left the game in the fourth quarter with an arm injury, and head coach Ryan Day said afterward that the Buckeyes expect to be without him for a while. That leaves Ohio State with some big questions under center heading into the toughest part of its schedule.
‘Probably be out several weeks’
Sayin was sacked and fumbled midway through the fourth quarter, though the Buckeyes recovered. He then headed to the locker room favoring his right arm and later returned to the sideline wearing a sling.
After the game, Day didn’t have many specifics on the injury, but he made it clear that Sayin won’t be back anytime soon…