Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith becomes Big Ten's all-time leading receiver in just his third college season
Jeremiah Smith broke the Big Ten all-time receiving yards record in just three college seasons at Ohio State, surpassing Purdue's John Standeford.
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has become the all-time leading receiver in Big Ten history during his third college season. He surpassed Purdue’s John Standeford with 3,875 career receiving yards. Smith also tied a record with his 17th 100-yard game and leads the FBS in touchdowns this season.
- Jeremiah Smith is the new all-time leading receiver in Big Ten history.
- He achieved this record in his third college season, surpassing John Standeford’s mark of 3,788 yards with 3,875 yards.
- Smith tied Purdue’s David Bell and Michigan’s Braylon Edwards with his 17th 100-yard receiving game.
- He leads the FBS in touchdowns this season with 15 and is considered a top NFL Draft prospect.
- Smith led the Big Ten in receiving yards and touchdowns as a freshman.
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