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Jeremiah Smith, along with two other Buckeyes honored on the preseason USA TODAY Sports All-America team recognizing the top players in country.
Urban Meyer joins Colin Cowherd to discuss Jim Harbaugh and the Michigan Wolverines sign stealing scandal, changes to the CFB playoff selection process, Julian Sayin earning the Ohio State starting QB job,
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Urban Meyer describes how teams will be able to change preparation for Jeremiah Smith in 2025
Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith announced himself as one the best players in college football last season as a true freshman. With the changes to the Buckeyes’ offense this offseason, though, Urban Meyer wonders if his sophomore season could now be much more difficult than his first was.
The rivalry between Ohio State and Michigan is one of the most storied battles in all of sports history, and Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith recently made it clear that there's no love lost between the two sides.
For the second time this offseason, Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has made his feelings about Michigan crystal clear—he hates them. Appearing recentl
Jeremiah Smith is the biggest star in college football in 2025. That title could end up going to Arch Manning, depending on how the season shakes out for the Texas Longhorns quarterback. But right now,
After red-shirting in 2022 and receiving minimal reps in 2023, Boston came on the scene in a big way for the Huskies in 2024. He totaled 63 receptions for 834 yards, 13.2 yards per reception and a team-high nine touchdowns. With Giles Jackson off to the NFL, the 6-foot-4 Boston projects to be Washington's No. 1 receiver next season.
Ohio State star receiver Jeremiah Smith said his hate for Michigan started on a recruiting visit as a high school prospect:
The sophomore made an appearance at the DICK’S House of Sport grand opening at Polaris Fashion Place on Sunday.
The Athletic's Bruce Feldman, revealed why Ohio State football receiver Jeremiah Smith tops the 'Freaks' list for the 2025 season.
From Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith to Texas’s Colin Simmons, here are our first- and second-team selections who should have major impacts in 2025.
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