New Delhi, Oct. 18 -- Ryan Day has two weeks before Ohio State plays again, and a quarterback decision that could reshape the rest of its season. Julian Sayin is expected to miss several weeks after injuring his throwing arm at Indiana, leaving the Buckeyes to prepare an inexperienced replacement for the October 31 trip to USC.

Freshman Luke Fahey finished Saturday's 19-15 victory over Indiana, attempting two passes without a completion. That emergency appearance made him the immediate replacement, not a proven answer for the games ahead. Ohio State also has sophomore Tavien St. Clair available, and Day has a bye week in which to weigh how the offense should operate without Sayin.

Day said Sayin would probably be out for "several weeks"...