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'It's Not Gonna Be Next Week or Next Month': Ryan Day Says Julian Sayin Injury Is 'Gonna Take some Time'

Luke Fahey will start again as Ohio State keeps Julian Sayin out, with the Buckeyes needing a win to stay in College Football Playoff contention.

  • Ohio State head coach Ryan Day confirmed on Thursday that quarterback Julian Sayin remains sidelined for Saturday's game against the Oregon Ducks, with his status unchanged on the Big Ten's availability report.
  • Sayin suffered an undisclosed right arm injury on October 17 during the Buckeyes' 19-15 win over the Indiana Hoosiers when defensive lineman Mario Landino sacked him and forced a fumble.
  • Before the injury, Sayin completed 68.2 percent of his passes for 2,007 yards and 19 touchdowns across six games. Day praised having him "in the meetings," noting his commitment to the team despite his absence from the field.
  • True freshman Luke Fahey will start against Oregon after replacing Sayin in the 30-18 loss to USC last week, completing 21 of 38 passes for 260 yards in the defeat.
  • Sayin's availability for the College Football Playoff remains in doubt, as Day stated his return is not expected for "next week or next month," leaving the Buckeyes navigating critical games without their starter.
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