Ohio State coach Ryan Day said Tuesday that Sayin would be out "indefinitely" and that may include the remainder of the season. No. 3 Ohio State will give both Luke Fahey and Tavien St. Clair first-team snaps this week during the bye week ahead of its next game against No. 16 USC on Oct. 31.

With Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin expected to be out multiple weeks, it's time to get up to speed with backup quarterback Luke Fahey.

The new Buckeye coaches have officially been on the job for two weeks — although Bowen has been out recruiting longer than that — and the returning coaches are adjusting to their new roles as spring practice quickly approaches.

Ryan Day hired former Atlanta Falcons head coach Arthur Smith as his offensive coordinator this season. Adam Cairns / USA Today Network via Reuters Connect When Ryan Day became Ohio State’s head coach in 2019, his job responsibilities were lengthy.

Tavien St. Clair came to Ohio State with a much larger pedigree than Luke Fahey. St. Clair is a 6-foot-4 QB prototype, and he’s an Ohio kid for good measure — from Bellefontaine. Despite that, with Julian Sayin out “indefinitely” with his right shoulder injury,

Coming out of the Rose Bowl win against Oregon, Ohio State looks to be the team to beat of the four remaining in the College Football Playoff. The Buckeyes' 41-21 win against the Ducks was the second consecutive postseason blowout after manhandling Tennessee 42-17 in the first round.

Call Woody Hayes' old phone number to listen in on an old pre-game speech from the legendary Ohio State head coach