Return of Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith and Oregon’s Dante Moore have Buckeyes and Ducks thinking big
Ohio State and Oregon are projected as Big Ten favorites, with Jeremiah Smith and Dante Moore returning to strengthen both teams.
- Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith revealed that various programs contacted him after the season, though he remained committed to the team. Smith also downplayed his chances of winning the Heisman Trophy, prioritizing a national title instead.
- Following the departure of wide receivers coach Brian Hartline, Smith noted that multiple schools reached out to him. Despite the coaching change and interest from other programs, "We're definitely going to be battle tested," Smith said, remaining committed.
- Boasting 2,558 career receiving yards and 27 touchdown catches over his first two years, Smith has set a high bar for production. These figures represent the most by any Big Ten receiver in their first two years.
- Smith is prioritizing this national title run with quarterback Julian Sayin, who returned after throwing for 3,610 yards and 32 touchdowns last season. They aim to elevate the team beyond their recent postseason quarterfinal performance.
- Cleveland.com's preseason media poll ranks Ohio State first in the Big Ten, ahead of Oregon and Indiana. The team looks to rebound this season after consecutive losses to Indiana and Miami last year.
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Jeremiah Smith Makes “Sad” Admission While Sending Clear Message About His Ohio State Future
Jeremiah Smith knows just how this story is supposed to end. One more season. One more shot at a national title. Then it’s time to move on. At Big Ten Media Days on Tuesday, the 20-year-old junior admitted it stings knowing the ride is almost over, but he also made it clear that he’s not planning on sticking around any longer than necessary. “Kind of sad, but I’m going to give it everything I’ve got,” Jeremiah Smith said via Eleven Warriors. So…
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Return of Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith and Oregon’s Dante Moore have Buckeyes and Ducks thinking big
CHICAGO (AP) — Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith downplays his chances of winning a Heisman Trophy even though he’s generally regarded as college football’s top returning player regardless of
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