Ohio State is now 6-1 following an impressive victory over Indiana on the road.
Ohio State · Kentucky · OhioIt wasn't easy by any means, but Ohio State got its biggest win of the season on Saturday, beating The Hoosiers 19-15. While it was incredibly important for the success of the season, it cost the Buckeyes deeply, as star quarterback Julian Sayin was injured late in the fourth quarter.
The team has not yet released detailed information on Sayin's injury, but head coach Ryan Day said he would be out at least a few weeks. Thankfully for Ohio State, the Buckeyes are entering their bye week.
The coaching staff will certainly be spending the coming weeks preparing for how to best move forward on offense. Luke Fahey replaced Sayin, but the Buckeyes also have Tavien St. Clair on their roster as well.
Preparing for the USC will not be the only thing on the Ohio State coaching staff's mind this week, as the Buckeye staff will also be hitting the road to visit with recruits. Coach Day and Ohio State will use the next two weeks determining which of the two gives the team the best shot after the bye, when the Buckeyes travel to take on USC.
KEY POINTS
- Ohio State is now 6-1 following an impressive victory over Indiana on the road.
- Ohio State kicked off the bye week by offering a 2027 Ohio four-star safety already committed to Kentucky
- Ohio State's 2027 recruiting class is all but finalized with 20 verbal commitments, good enough for the No. 6 class according to 247Sports.
- The Buckeyes seemed to identify another new recruit in the 2027 class that they would like to join, as on Monday Ohio State officially presented four-star Ohio safety Tristin Hughes (Rocky River, OH / Rocky River) with a scholarship offer.