A 4-Touchdown Day Puts Jeremiah Smith in Rare Ohio State Company Against Illinois
- On Saturday, Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith tied the school's single-game touchdown record with 4 touchdowns, leading the seventh-ranked Buckeyes to a 42-19 victory over Illinois at Ohio Stadium.
- Smith became the first player in Ohio State history to reach 3,000 career receiving yards during the game, surpassing school legends Marvin Harrison Jr. and Chris Olave on the all-time list.
- Recording career highs with 12 receptions for 217 yards and 4 touchdowns, Smith joined Terry Glenn as the only Buckeyes with 200 receiving yards and 4 scores in one game.
- Smith is now the Heisman Trophy favorite at +340 according to DraftKings Sportsbook, while analysts project him as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2027 NFL Draft.
- Scouting reports project Smith as a future first-round selection, drawing comparisons to NFL All-Pro Julio Jones as he establishes himself among Ohio State's elite receiving prospects.
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A 4-touchdown day puts Jeremiah Smith in rare Ohio State company against Illinois - IPM Newsroom
Illinois Newsroom Jeremiah Smith finished with 12 catches for 217 yards, and his four TDs tied a school record as No. 7 Ohio State opened Big Ten Conference play with a 42-19 victory over Illinois.
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Ohio State had an impressive start to its Big Ten schedule with a 42-19 win over Illinois. While QB Julian Sayin put together a standout 4-TD performance, his ground game was what pleased the fans most. This was something that Ryan Day had been asking from his QB1, and when he finally showed glimpses, the […]
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After becoming the program's career leader in receiving yardage last week against Kent State, Jeremiah Smith had a monster game Saturday as No. 7 Ohio State defeated Illinois 42-19.
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