COLUMBUS, Ohio — Dwayne Haskins threw a seed to receiver C.J. Saunders in the second quarter, a bullet through two defenders for a touchdown. That tells you all you need to know about Ohio State’s blowout win over UNLV on Saturday. No, there was no quarterback controversy. The only controversy on Saturday was deciding whether or not the two teams should have actually played the second half. Haskins was in because J.T. Barrett had already thrown five touchdowns to set the No. 10 Buckeyes on their way to a 54-21 win in Ohio Stadium. The Buckeyes led 44-7 at halftime. Barrett moved to No. 2 all-time in career passing yards at Ohio State, finishing 12-of-17 for 209 yards and five scores. His five touchdown throws went to five receivers, and Haskins’ toss to Saunders made it the first time in Buckeye history that they threw six touchdown passes to six…
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