ESPN revises Ohio State game predictions following Julian Sayin's injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 22, 2026, 11:03 AM
Last updated Oct 22, 2026

ESPN has updated its predictions for the remaining Ohio State football schedule after Julian Sayin's injury. Following Ohio State's recent game against Indiana, where they narrowly secured victory, the matchup predictor indicates varying probabilities for upcoming contests, particularly against USC and Nebraska. Ohio State's schedule features significant challenges, including home games against Oregon and Michigan. The adjustments reflect their changing fortunes as the season progresses, particularly in light of Sayin's absence.
- •Ohio State's game-by-game predictions have been adjusted by ESPN.
- •Julian Sayin's injury affects win probabilities for upcoming games.
- •Ohio State beat Indiana to improve their record to 6-1.
- •Upcoming challenges include road games at USC and Nebraska.
- •Predictions vary, impacting outlook for games against Oregon and Michigan.
- 11:03 AMYahoo Sports — ESPN updates Ohio State game predictions after loss of Julian Sayin
"ESPN has updated its game-by-game remaining Ohio State schedule predictions after the loss of Julian Sayin. What impact does it have?
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