The two-week quarterback saga is officially, reportedly, over as the Buckeyes name Luke Fahey as the starting quarterback for the first game without Julian Sayin.
Ohio State is out west right now as they prepare for a huge game against the USC Trojans without their starting quarterback. After a full two weeks of Ryan Day dancing around who his starting quarterback is going to be, it was revealed on Friday night that Fahey got the nod.
This is hardly a surprise to anyone who has watched the Buckeyes this year because the start of the year signaled how obvious this decision was going to be.
Tavien St. Clair was giving Julian Sayin a nice Spring Ball competition in March and April, to the point that he had a really nice showing in the Spring Game, and people thought he might challenge for the starting spot.
As it turns out, he was going to be in a competition for the backup job. It became a competition that he lost to Luke Fahey, a true freshman who came in and competed each day for that backup spot.
He overtook that spot, and when it came time for the Buckeyes to get some backups in against Ball State, Fahey came trotting onto the field. It was certainly a surprise, but it showed jus...