COLUMBUS — From offense to defense to even the weather, the first six games of Ohio State’s season have offered quite a few high points and memorable moments. A quick look at who and what has stood out so far for the Buckeyes: Offensive player of the half year: In the last two games, J.T. Barrett’s passing statistics have not been great, but there is no question who is the most important player on OSU’s roster. He broke Braxton Miller’s school record for touchdowns responsible for last week with 88 in only 23 starts. Defensive player of the half year: There are several players deserving of this award, but defensive end Tyquan Lewis (4 sacks, 5.5 tackles for losses) stands out. His production shows that leading OSU in sacks last season was much more than just a product of Joey Bosa being double teamed. Offensive play of the half year: No surprise here. It’s Noah Brown’s wrap-around catch for a touchdown against Oklahoma, where he pinned the ball to the defender’s back and held on for a touchdown. You’ll be seeing it replayed all year and probably beyond. Defensive play of the half year: An argument could be made for…
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