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Ohio State QB Julian Sayin out 'indefinitely' in blow to Buckeyes' CFP, national title hopes

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Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin has been ruled out indefinitely due to an injury, with head coach Ryan Day indicating that the player could potentially miss the remainder of the season. The loss of the starting quarterback represents a significant development for the Buckeyes as they navigate their current campaign.

The absence of Sayin is viewed as a major setback for Ohio State’s prospects in the College Football Playoff and their pursuit of a national championship. The team must now adjust its roster strategy to account for the vacancy at the quarterback position for the foreseeable future.

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