There’s been a lot of handwringing about the state of Ohio State’s passing attack this season, but on Saturday, the Buckeyes got things going in a major way. Ohio State’s quarterbacks combined to throw for a whopping 474 yards against UNLV in a 54-21 blowout win over the Rebels. That’s the most passing yards Ohio State has ever thrown for in a game, breaking the previous record of 459 against Penn State way back in 1997. Additionally, seven different Buckeyes caught a touchdown pass, breaking the previous school record of five, and tying the Big Ten mark. J.T. Barrett was excellent, turning in a nearly perfect performance. Barrett finished 12-17 for 209 yards and a whopping five touchdowns, and ran for 15 more yards, hitting players in stride both horizontally and vertically. Barrett could have thrown for far more, but didn’t play for the entire second half, as the game…
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