Julian Sayin Expected to Miss Multiple Weeks After Injury Against Indiana
Ohio State starting quarterback Julian Sayin sustained an injury during the game against Indiana and is expected to miss multiple weeks, as confirmed by Head Coach Ryan Day.
Dayton, OH, October 17, 2026 —
Ohio State starting quarterback Julian Sayin is expected to miss multiple weeks after sustaining an injury during the game against Indiana, Head Coach Ryan Day confirmed.
The information provided does not specify the nature or severity of Sayin’s injury, when during the game it occurred, or how many weeks he is expected to be unavailable. No further details about his recovery or a return timeline were provided.
Sayin’s expected absence leaves Ohio State without its starting quarterback for multiple weeks, according to the information available. However, no details were provided about who may start in his place, how the team plans to handle the position, or which upcoming games could be affected.
The report also does not include the date of the game, its result, or any additional comments from Day. The only confirmation attributed to the coach is that Sayin sustained an injury against Indiana and is expected to miss multiple weeks.
Further information about the injury, Sayin’s status and Ohio State’s quarterback plans was not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by John Tisdell, WHIO.com on www.whio.com, see more information here.
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