Ohio State looking for quarterback stability as injury sidelines Sayin

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Last updated Oct 29, 2026

Ohio State looking for quarterback stability as injury sidelines Sayin
Summary

Ohio State is preparing for its upcoming game at the Coliseum with a quarterback situation in flux following Julian Sayin's injury. The team has turned to Luke Fahey and Tavien St. Clair as potential successors, with hopes that one can emulate past quarterback Craig Krenzel's steady leadership. Sources indicate the Buckeyes' defense has been effective, allowing only 13.4 points per game this season, which could support an offense focused on efficiency rather than star power. The outcome of this transition could significantly affect Ohio State's national championship aspirations.

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  • •Julian Sayin injured against Indiana, requiring quarterback change.
  • •Luke Fahey and Tavien St. Clair are options to replace Sayin.
  • •Buckeyes' defense ranks fifth nationally in points allowed.
  • •Ohio State's success may rely on a steady quarterback performance.
  • •Upcoming game at the Coliseum is pivotal for championship hopes.
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  • 9:01 PMYahoo Sports — Ohio State doesn’t need its next QB to be a star; it needs him to be Craig Krenzel
What they're saying
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Ohio State doesn't need Luke Fahey or Tavien St. Clair to be Julian Sayin. With a healthier, improving defense and plenty of offensive firepower, the Buckeyes just need a little Craig Krenzel magic to keep their title hopes alive.

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