Jeremiah Smith, a junior at Ohio State, is making a strong case for the Heisman Trophy, aiming to replicate the success of Alabama’s DeVonta Smith in 2020. In a dominant 56-3 win over Ball State, Smith caught eight passes for 151 yards and two touchdowns, striking a Heisman pose after his second score. He became the third receiver since 2015 from a Power Four conference to achieve at least two games with 150 receiving yards and two touchdowns in one half. Smith’s performance, highlighted by a 48-yard touchdown and a skillful 3-yard catch, showcased his chemistry with quarterback Julian Sayin. With a crucial game against Texas approaching, Smith’s impressive start has set high expectations for the season.
QUESTION: How might Jeremiah Smith’s performance influence the way college football teams strategize against Ohio State in future games?
Jeremiah Smith flashes Heisman pose in Ohio State’s warmup for showdown with Texas
