The Buckeye offense is clicking. Ohio State enters the off week coming off four-straight games where the offense scored over 50 points and five straight games where it put up over 500 total yards and 300 passing yards. J.T. Barrett, who was the recipient of a barrage of criticism just a few weeks ago from fans and media questioning if he should even be the starting quarterback, has a touchdown-to-interception ratio of 21-1, won too many national player of the week awards to count this week, and has the fourth-best odds to take home the Heisman Trophy in December. That’s how you want your offense – and your quarterback – to be performing ahead of a do-or-die matchup against the nation’s No. 2 team with Big Ten and national title hopes on the line. “We’ve gotta go play against Penn State and get that win and show that we have taken that big step.”– Ryan Day…
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