Dwayne Haskins earns Big Ten honors again after six touchdown performance in win over Indiana

Death, taxes… and Dwayne Haskins winning Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week? It may be time for an addendum to that well-known maxim. After all, he’s now earned that title three weeks in a row.

On Monday morning, Haskins once again earned that honor following a 455-yard and six touchdown outburst as Ohio State topped Indiana 49-26. Haskins’ six touchdown tosses matched an Ohio State record, a distinction he now shares with J.T. Barrett and Kenny Guiton. His 33 completions set a new career high and tied the mark Barrett set last October in the Buckeyes thrilling 39-38 comeback win against Penn State. Haskins fell four yards short of breaking Art Schlichter’s 38-year-old record for passing yards in a single game.

The Buckeyes 6-foot-3, 220-pound redshirt sophomore picked up his fourth Big Ten Player of the Week award in six weeks and has firmly established himself as a top national contender for the Heisman Trophy.

Need a refresher on Haskins’ performance? Check it out below.