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Ohio State has found yet another superstar wide receiver. Freshman Jeremiah Smith, who didn't even turn 19 until Nov. 29, has been one of the biggest breakout players of the 2024 college football ...

Jeremiah Smith is a college football player who plays as a wide receiver for the Ohio State Buckeyes, as of 2024. Smith's football career kicked off at Chaminade-Madonna College Preparatory School ...

As No. 8 seed Ohio State moves on to the College Football Playoff semifinals, Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is in the midst of one of the best seasons by a true freshman in college ...

PASADENA, Calif. — The pleas came as Jeremiah Smith sauntered off the field toward the southeast tunnel at the Rose Bowl on Wednesday night. He gripped a bright, red rose between his teeth and ...

The father of Ohio State's most famous player — freshman phenom Jeremiah Smith, the most talented wideout in the country — sported a scarlet sweatsuit provided to him by Battle Sports ...

PASADENA, Calif. - It’s only been 14 games, but Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly had already seen enough of receiver Jeremiah Smith to make his proclamation. “He's the best receiver ...

Jeremiah Smith was already in the Ohio State record books. Now he's in the Big Ten record books, too. The Buckeyes' sensational receiver set the single-season conference record for most ...

Ohio State star receiver Jeremiah Smith needed barely more than one quarter to set a new career high in receiving yards as part of a record-setting performance in the Buckeyes' 41-21 Rose Bowl ...

Editor's note: A version of this story originally ran on Nov. 1. It has been updated following Jeremiah Smith's game against Oregon in the Rose Bowl. Jack Daniels had never witnessed a catch like it.

Ohio State and Oregon are widely viewed as two of the top national championship contenders, fielding some of the best talent in college football, such as OSU true freshman wide receiver Jeremiah ...

Seemingly every year a former Buckeyes star ends up being a first-round pick. While Jeremiah Smith is poised to make some noise in the NFL one day, he is not even close to being draft eligible.