Ryan Day Says Julian Sayin Likely Out Several Weeks

Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin will probably miss several weeks after injuring his throwing arm during the Buckeyes’ 19-15 victory over Indiana on October 17, coach Ryan Day said after the game. Day offered no diagnosis and described the timeline as preliminary, saying he did not have many details. Sayin left in the fourth quarter after being hit while attempting a pass. He went to the locker room and later returned to the sideline wearing a sling on his right arm, but did not play again. The injury’s specific nature and a confirmed recovery timetable have not been announced. Before exiting, Sayin completed 15 of 29 passes for 235 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. Backup Luke Fahey entered in his place. Reports said Fahey attempted two passes, both incomplete, as Ohio State finished the game and held on for the win. The result improved Ohio State’s record to 6-1, according to reports. The Buckeyes’ next game is scheduled for October 31 at USC, following a bye week. Sayin’s availability for that matchup will depend on his recovery; Day’s estimate that he would be out for several weeks does not establish whether he will miss that game. Sayin has thrown for 2,007...