“We’re going to come to Jeremiah Smith”

Jeremiah Smith was a wonderful latest year in Ohio State, which helped the team win the national award last season. However, the wide outout of Bokiz has received a rigorous warning by Tampa Baybokinar recipients, Tej Johnson, if Oregon faces Ohio State in the college’s football playoff next season.

Johnson, who was a team partner with Bo Nix in Oregon for a season in 2023, remembered how he lost to Duck Ohio State in the first round of the play office last season, he said he was still upset with Smith.

“Ohio State [is] This year, the championship will be defeated, “Johnson told reporters on Sunday.” I have received a lot of receipts that I’m currently keeping, because yes, I have kept the grief. I’m sorry I hold the griefs.

“I mean, obviously I wanted to win the bowl every day, but we got short.” So we will go back to the bowl this year, and if it is Ohio State, we will be coming to Jeremiah Smith. “

Johnson will not play at college level again against Smith because he is a supporter. However, it is safe to say that if they face Bokiz next season, they will root the ducks. Oregon and Ohio State will not play each other in the regular season, but they can be found in college football playoffs.

Oregon defeated Ohio State 32-31 in October during a regular season. However, in the play office, Bokies achieved better than the duck 41-21. Ohio State finally proceeded to win the championship.

Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith fuel enmity with Michigan on Big Ten Media Day

In Ohio State’s Big Ten Media Day on Tuesday, Jeremiah Smith said that defeating Michigan due to enmity between the two programs is very important to them.

Smith said, “I think they are crazy.” “Establishment is a hostility. I don’t care about who you are talking about. You can say, ‘Oh, we lost, but we won this championship.” I think it should still win the game.

Michigan has killed Ohio State four times in a row. However, the purpose of Smith & Company will be to end the Boki losing series against Wolverine in the coming season.

Last season, Smith recorded 1,315 yards and 15 touchdowns at 76 reception in Ohio State. It will be interesting to see if he can improve these numbers in his Sophomore year.