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Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith becomes Big Ten's all-time leading receiver in just his third college season

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Morik, R. (2026, November 14). Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith becomes Big Ten's all-time leading receiver in just his third college season. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/ohio-state-jeremiah-smith-becomes-big-ten-all-time-leading-receiver-third-college-season

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Jeremiah Smith, an Ohio State wide receiver, set the Big Ten record for most receiving yards in a career during his team’s game against Northwestern. In just his third season, Smith surpassed Purdue’s John Standeford’s record of 3,788 yards with 3,875 yards of his own. Smith had 11 receptions for 117 yards and a touchdown in the Buckeyes’ win, and he is also leading the nation with 15 touchdowns this season.
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Big Ten Buckeyes Michigan Ohio State Purdue

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Smith PERSON · 6× Buckeyes ORG · 3× Big Ten ORG · 2× Michigan ORG · 2× Ohio State ORG · 2× Purdue ORG · 2× the Big Ten ORG · 2× Jeremiah Smith's PERSON · 1× John Standeford PERSON · 1× Northwestern ORG · 1×

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He figures to be yet another receiving star out of Ohio State in recent years, joining Chris Olave, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Garrett Wilson, Emeka Egbuka, Carnell Tate and Marvin Harrison Jr. The Buckeyes face Nebraska and Michigan to end their regular season.
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Jeremiah Smith's (likely) final college season might not result in another national title, but he is now in the record books.

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Jeremiah Smith's (likely) final college season might not result in another national title, but he is now in the record books. uncertain
he → result → books
In just his third college season, the Ohio State wide receiver became the all-time leading receiver in Big Ten history during the Buckeyes' 28-19 win over Northwestern. asserted
receiver → become → Northwestern
Smith had 11 receptions for 117 yards and a score for the Buckeyes, who have free-fallen out of the College Football Playoff bracket. asserted
who → have → bracket
But with the performance, he surpassed Purdue’s John Standeford's Big Ten mark in the second quarter while remaining front and center in the Heisman debate. asserted
he → surpass → debate
Standeford had 3,788 receiving yards in his four seasons with the Boilermakers, but Smith now has 3,875. asserted
Smith → have → 3,875
Smith is one of just 11 players inside the top-50, and three inside the top-15, to spend less than four seasons in the conference. He also tied Purdue's David Bell and Michigan's Braylon Edwards with his 17th 100-yard game. asserted
He → spend → game
Smith made a statement the second he set foot in Columbus, as he led the Big Ten in receiving yards and touchdowns as a freshman — and he has only gotten better. asserted
he → make → freshman
Last year, he was an All-American and finished sixth in the Heisman vote. asserted
he → finish → vote
This season, his 15 touchdowns are tops in all the FBS, and he figures to be in the conversation to be the first pick in next year's NFL Draft. asserted
he → figure → Draft
Smith also led the Big Ten in catches and yards last year. asserted
Smith → lead → catches
Smith accounted for more than half of the passing yards backup quarterback Luke Frahey threw on Saturday (201 total), as Julian Sayin continues to deal with an injury. asserted
Sayin → account → injury
He figures to be yet another receiving star out of Ohio State in recent years, joining Chris Olave, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Garrett Wilson, Emeka Egbuka, Carnell Tate and Marvin Harrison Jr. The Buckeyes face Nebraska and Michigan to end their regular season. asserted
Buckeyes → figure → season
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