Jeremiah Smith has been a pivotal component of Ohio State's offense since he arrived in 2024. When Marvin Harrison Jr. left the Buckeyes and was selected fourth overall in the 2024 draft by the Arizona Cardinals, Ohio State fans nationwide were searching for his replacement. Then they found Smith. The high school phenom was an immediate difference maker for the Buckeyes, and football fans all over knew of his potential. Even when the lights were he brightest---in the national championship---Smith proved again and again why he's as highly touted as he is. And just moments ago, the highly anticipated NFL prospect achieved one more accolade he's been seeking out since he broke out in the big O. The all-time Ohio State receiving yards record. Previously held by Michael Jenkins (2000-2004) at 2,898 career yards, it was considered one of Ohio State's most unbreakable records. Smith now holds the record at 2,958 yards following his record-breaking game against Kent State.