Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith does not like the Michigan Wolverines. He has made that abundantly clear, and given the fierce rival between th

Smith has a chance to become the first player in Big Ten history to post consecutive seasons with 15 or more scores with another statistically dominant campaign at Ohio State.

Media Days for the power four conferences around the country finish this week, meaning fans are one step closer to college football being back on their TV on Sa

Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith emphasizes Michigan rivalry’s intensity at Big Ten media days, insisting The Game remains crucial despite playoff success.

It helped that Texas boasted some of the best individual talents of any defensive backfield in the country last season. But Sarkisian and his staff also clearly designed the right game plan to defend Smith.

Smith, who surpassed all reasonable expectations for his freshman season at Ohio State, is now a full-blown superstar. He graced the cover of EA Sports’ College Football 26, and is one of the most popular players in the sport. That’s off the field.

Texas HC Steve Sarkisian joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the Longhorns' season opener against Ohio State and how to plan for dynamic WR Jeremiah Smith, who reminds Sark of Julio Jones. He then shares his expectations for Arch Manning vs.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/ohiostate as Jeremiah Smith Offers His Take on Ohio State's WR Mt. Rushmore. Jeremiah Smith proved to be an elite wide receiver in his freshman season with the Buckeyes. When Smith was asked to name his Mt. Rushmore of Ohio State wide receivers, he did not include himself.

Jeremiah Smith was an indispensable part of OSU's 2024 national title team. Now, the receiver is looking to build on his success.

Texas HC Steve Sarkisian joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the Longhorns' season opener against Ohio State and how to plan for dynamic WR Jeremiah Smith, who reminds Sark of Julio Jones. He then shares his expectations for Arch Manning vs.

Ohio State Buckeyes receiver Jeremiah Smith isn't eligible until the 2027 NFL Draft. Could he push the league to revisit their current rules?