J.T. Barrett reads them. The comments on his Instagram page — notably the ones from Ohio State fans negatively reacting to his decision to return to Columbus — do not go unnoticed.“It was some hateful stuff, people were mad,” Barrett said on Sunday during the Ohio State men’s basketball team’s 74-72 loss to Northwestern after he an three teammates were recognized for fine individual seasons. “But that’s OK.” Barrett informed the world of his intentions to come back to Columbus on Jan. 4, a handful of days after he and the offense failed to register a single point against Clemson in the Fiesta Bowl. The 31-0 defeat in the College Football Playoff made fans demand changes. Urban Meyer sought them too. “Ohio State is not used to this. I’m not used to this, and we will not get used to this,” Meyer declared the night of the loss. “That’s not going to…
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