COLUMBUS, Ohio — J.T. Barrett exited Ohio State’s spring practice confident that the revamped passing game under new offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson and quarterbacks coach Ryan Day was progressing in the right direction. The key time period, Barrett said, were these months — May, June and July — when players can get out on the field on their own, practice whatever new concepts have been installed and build a rapport between quarterback and receiver that seemed absent last season. About halfway through that important stretch, Barrett is still pleased with how things are going. “It’s going well,” Barrett said last week at Ohio State’s career fair. “I think everyone is really buying into what Coach Urban Meyer is preaching to us, and the same thing with Coach Wilson and Coach Day as far as where we’re going with the offense. Just making sure we’re prepared and ready to go when camp…
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