Jeremiah Smith flashes Heisman pose in Ohio State’s warmup for showdown with Texas
Summary
Jeremiah Smith had a big game for Ohio State, catching two touchdown passes and gaining 151 yards in the first half against Ball State. His strong performance is part of his effort to win the Heisman Trophy, and he did not play in the second half as Ohio State prepares for a tough game against Texas.Key Facts
- Jeremiah Smith is a junior wide receiver for Ohio State.
- He caught eight passes for 151 yards and scored two touchdowns in the first half against Ball State.
- Smith posed for the Heisman Trophy celebration after his second touchdown.
- He is one of few players since 2015 to have at least two games with 150+ yards and two touchdowns in one half.
- Smith did not play in the second half to rest for the upcoming game against Texas.
- Ohio State won the game against Ball State with a score of 56-3.
- Quarterback Julian Sayin connected well with Smith, showing improved teamwork.
- Ohio State’s coach, Ryan Day, emphasized Smith’s importance in the game plan for future matches.
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