Ohio State will start either Luke Fahey or Tavien St. Clair.

Ohio State got its revenge against Indiana on October 17, but the win came at a brutal price. Julian Sayin’s throwing-arm injury has left the Buckeyes without their star quarterback indefinitely, forcing Ryan Day to weigh his options between inexperienced backups Luke Fahey and Tavien St.

With Julian Sayin out, the Buckeyes will turn to a first-time starter — either Luke Fahey or Tavian St. Clair — to keep their title hopes alive.

Maybe I'm being naive. Maybe I'm just talking myself into believing. But Ohio State has a long history of backup QBs rising to the occasion, and I'm choosing to believe in whoever gets the start on Saturday.

The Ohio State Buckeyes are playing a college football game on Saturday, one that’s quite significant for OSU — a road trip to USC for a Big Ten clash on the wide expanse of the modern Big Ten. Ohio State doesn’t have a starting quarterback, though, and least not one that’s public knowledge. Julian Sayin […] The post Ohio State QB Decision Has New Release Date, With Options appeared first on HEAVY.

The Buckeyes will have to lean on experience as they get ready to start a true freshman at quarterback.

Ohio State is on the road in Week 9 for their first full game without starting QB Julian Sayin. The betting odds for the game already tell a clear story.

The Buckeyes play USC in three days, but Ryan Day is letting practices play out this week before settling on a starter at QB. Get those details and more in our wrap up of all the news from Tuesday’s press conference.

Ohio State heads to the Coliseum for a Saturday night showdown with USC. Cole and Joey break down the matchup, look at what the Buckeyes need to do on offense and make their picks for another big weekend in college football