INDIANAPOLIS — Trey Sermon has been Ohio State football’s most reliable weapon in the Big Ten Championship Game. The graduate transfer from Oklahoma is up to 231 yards and a score on 18 carries which broke the game’s record previously held by Ezekiel Elliott. The former Buckeye ran for 220 yards in Ohio State’s 59-0 win over Wisconsin in 2014 en route to a national championship in the inaugural College Football Playoff. Elliott’s record game was highlighted by an 81-yard touchdown run while Sermon’s best run was for 65 yards. Sermon has steadily improved for the Buckeyes this season and has surpassed the 100-yard mark for the past two games. He’s run for 343 yards and two touchdowns in his last 28 carries. His performance in the Big Ten Championship is the ninth all-time in Ohio State history for rushing yards in a game. Fanatics has released Ohio State Buckeyes…
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