As featured on the College Sports Network Top 100 Returning Players to college football this season, the list is dominated at ...

According to a report from On3, Smith has a $4.5 million NIL offer to leave the school and enter the transfer portal. Although there is reportedly an offer for Jeremiah Smith to enter the transfer ...

"I wish Jeremiah Smith would transfer to Michigan," said one fan. "Smith you are worth more than that young man: demand the bag you deserve or hop in dat portal," said another fan.

While it's every college football team's goal to win a national championship, few individual accomplishments mean more than ...

As mentioned, Jeremiah Smith is from Florida but not Gainesville ... up in high regard for as long as there is any kind of transfer portal buzz around the Ohio State star wideout.

On3Sports reported that star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, who led Ohio State in receiving this past season, is in negotiations with the Buckeyes to remain in Columbus or enter the portal.

Per Pete Nakos of On3.com, Buckeyes star Jeremiah Smith has received an offer in excess of $4.5 million to enter the transfer portal after his breakout freshman campaign. On3 Sports has Smith's ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes received some good news in the college football transfer portal on Wednesday. After weeks of losing ...

Alexander, who was recruited by Clemson out of high school, recorded eight tackles over three seasons with the Crimson Tide ...

Could Jeremiah Smith be tempted away from Ohio ... $4.5 to $5 million for his services next season. The five-day transfer portal window for the national championship participants ends Saturday ...

Due to the world of the transfer portal, they're already facing pressure to keep their top-tier talent. Two players who are receiving aggressive offers are star freshman wideout Jeremiah Smith and ...

Jeremiah Smith took college football by storm during ... rumors have started running rampant that Smith could consider the transfer portal. It has been reported that Smith has a $4.5 million ...