Perhaps the most important player during this run is freshman wideout Jeremiah Smith, who can do damage like no other to opposing defenses. The freshman scored two touchdowns and

Before catching six passes for 103 yards and two touchdowns in Ohio State’s first-round College Football Playoff rout of Tennessee, Jeremiah Smith issued wide receivers coach Brian Hartline a plea. “I said, ‘Coach, I want you to challenge me this week.

Before Ohio State quarterback Will Howard mistakenly ran the clock out on his own offense, star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith was called for an offensive pass interference for a shove on Ducks defensive back Nikko Reed, a call that bumped the Buckeyes out of field-goal range and led to Howard's ill-timed scramble.