Dwayne Haskins Wins Sixth Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week Award, a Single-Season Conference Record

By Kevin Harrish on November 26, 2018 at 10:28 am
Dwayne Haskins sets a new mark.
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After arguably the most dominant performance of his career against the nation's top defense, Dwayne Haskins is the Big Ten's Offensive Player of the Week for a single-season record sixth time.

With six weekly honors, Haskins now stands alone with the most Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week honors in a single season, topping Troy Smith's total of five, which he tied last week. With six this season, Haskins has claimed the weekly honor every other game he's played, on average.

Against the statistical-best defense in the country this week, Haskins went 20-for-31 for 396 yards and tied his own school record with six touchdowns. He also added 34 yards on the ground on seven carries – the second-best rushing performance of his career.

Haskins' six weekly awards in a single season puts him atop a star-studded list:

  • 6 – QB Dwayne Haskins, OSU; 2018
  • 5 – QB Troy Smith, OSU; 2006
  • 4 – RB Anthony Thompson, IND; 1989
  • 4 – WR Desmond Howard, UM; 1991
  • 4 – RB Ron Dayne, WIS; 1999
  • 4 – QB Drew Brees, PUR; 2000
  • 4 – RB Larry Johnson, PSU; 2002
  • 4 – QB Kyle Orton, PUR; 2004
  • 4 – QB Denard Robinson, UM; 2011
  • 4 – RB Montee Ball, WIS; 2011
  • 4 – QB Taylor Martinez, NEB; 2012
  • 4 – RB Ameer Abdullah, NEB; 2014
  • 4 – RB Saquon Barkley, PSU; 2017
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