COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The offense went from 44.8 points per game to 35 and 511.6 yards per game to 428.9, but only some of that had to do with J.T. Barrett - unless a lot of it had to do with J.T. Barrett.
Ohio State's quarterback of the past and quarterback of the future wasn't the quarterback of the present for much of 2015. He went from throwing for 2,834 yards and 34 touchdowns to 781 yards and 10 touchdowns. So did the redshirt sophomore, who should be Ohio State's no-doubt starter in 2016 and 2017, get better this season?