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The Barrett File

COLUMBUS, Ohio - There had been an uneasy feeling around Columbus (Ohio) as Braxton Miller never received a full green light for practice despite claiming he was 100-percent. On Monday night the greatest fears of Buckeyes fans were realized when reports came out that Miller re-injured his surgically repaired shoulder at practice and the prognosis was anything but good.

The next man up in J.T. Barrett, a quarterback who has not played a down of football in a contested game since the 2012 season when he was a prep player at Rider high school in Wichita Falls (Texas). Barrett lost most of his senior season of high school to a torn ACL and did not play in 2013, his true freshman season.

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We have seen bits and pieces of Barrett through his time in Columbus and have limited tape from high school due to missing a high number of games as a senior but what does Barrett bring to the table as the Buckeyes appear ready to hand the keys to the car over to the redshirt freshman? We take a look at some of the things he does well and some of the thing that he needs to improve on.

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