Miami nearly pulled off a last-minute flip for Jeremiah Smith, but the wideout stayed silent and chose Ohio State.

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

The one that got away. That's how plenty of Miami football fans are still feeling about Jeremiah Smith, who left the area to play for the Ohio State Buckeyes in

Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, the top-ranked player in the 2024 recruiting class and the highest-rated wide receiver in high school football history, helped the Buckeyes win a national titl

Michigan Wolverines coach Sherrone Moore delivered a cryptic response when asked about defending Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith.

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

After just one season at Ohio State, Jeremiah Smith has become one of the Buckeyes' most cherished players. The wide receiver was a great help in the program’s national championship win in 2024.

Smith recently received a flattering comparison from Indiana coach Curt Cignetti, who went as far as to compare the young wideout to Julio Jones, the former Alabama standout and a likely future Pro Football Hall of Famer. Cignetti coached Jones for three years during his time as Alabama's receivers coach.