Ohio State beats Indiana 19-15 but loses quarterback Sayin for weeks
Ohio State held off Indiana 19-15, but starting quarterback Julian Sayin left with an arm injury and is expected to miss several weeks.
KEY POINTS
- Ohio State defeated Indiana 19-15 at Memorial Stadium
- Indiana's 22-game winning streak ended
- Quarterback Julian Sayin is expected to miss several weeks with a right arm injury
- Freshman Luke Fahey replaced Sayin and threw two incomplete passes
- Ohio State will play USC on October 31 after a bye week
No. 4 Ohio State defeated No. 5 Indiana 19-15 at Memorial Stadium, ending Indiana's 22-game winning streak and handing the defending national champions their first home loss in 19 games. The Buckeyes improved to 6-1 overall and 4-0 in the Big Ten.
Quarterback Julian Sayin threw a 38-yard touchdown pass to Jeremiah Smith early in the fourth quarter before leaving the game with an injured right arm. Coach Ryan Day said Sayin would be out several weeks.
“I don't have a ton of details, but it looks like Julian will be out several weeks.”
Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover led a 75-yard drive capped by a 19-yard touchdown pass to Nick Marsh and a two-point conversion to Turbo Richard, cutting the deficit to 19-15 with 10:30 remaining. On Indiana's final possession with 1:02 left, Marsh's left foot landed out of bounds in the end zone as he reached for what would have been the go-ahead score.
Freshman Luke Fahey replaced Sayin and attempted two incomplete passes as Ohio State ran out the clock. The Buckeyes face USC on October 31 after a bye week.
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