COLUMBUS, Ohio — Anyone with even a general knowledge of what Ohio State did in 2014 started thinking and talking about it as soon as Dwayne Haskins entered last week’s game against Michigan. Haskins said it never crossed his mind in the moment. With an injured J.T. Barrett in the locker room, Haskins entered a rivalry game still in doubt, with a Big Ten Championship against Wisconsin looming, and the Buckeyes’ hopes of back-dooring their way into the College Football Playoff still alive. For a few hours, we were all back in 2014. Haskins was playing the role of Cardale Jones. And we all started thinking: “Is this really going to happen again?” Probably not. Barrett is on the mend, and Urban Meyer said Monday that Ohio State’s fifth-year senior quarterback is “probable” to start in his his first Big Ten Championship. There’s a chance, given the nature of Barrett’s recurring…
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