The pass-catching prodigy from Miami Gardens, Florida, was the country's top-rated recruit when he got to Columbus as an early enrollee in January amid a frenzy of hype.
Jeremiah Smith was being called the next big thing at Ohio State long before he arrived on campus.The pass-catching prodigy from Miami Gardens, Florida, was the country's top-rated recruit when he got to Columbus as an early enrollee in January amid a frenzy of hype.Since then, the 6-foot-3, 215-pound Smith has shown flashes of being what everybody expects he'll be for the No. 2 Buckeyes.
1 player in the country coming in and all the hype around me,” Smith said. “I just try to block out all that stuff and focus on the main things, just the team, and our receiver room and the locker room. I know that if the first game comes and I don’t exceed the expectations that you have for me, I don’t really care. I just want to go out there and win a game. That’s it.”The Buckeyes already have a presumptive No.
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