Tim May The Columbus Dispatch @TIM_MAYsports Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett was named Big Ten offensive player of the week for a prolific performance in a 56-14 win at Nebraska on Saturday night. Barrett tied his school record of touchdowns responsible for in one game with seven — five passing, two rushing — while hitting 27 of 33 passes for 325 yards on a windy night. He leads the nation in points responsible for with 158. In five games since a loss to Oklahoma, Barrett and the Ohio State offense have feasted on overmatched defenses, Barrett rising to No. 4 in the nation in passing efficiency rating (173.8) while Ohio State sits No. 2 in total offense (577.3-yard average) behind Oklahoma State (610.7). “I’m just trying to keep on getting better each day,” Barrett said. “I think I’m playing well right now. That goes into great practice and preparation.” Join the conversation…
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