Ohio State freshman Jeremiah Smith piled up 290 yards receiving in two postseason wins and was looking like the star to stop for the rest of the College Football Playoff field.

Jeremiah Smith has been named the most important player for an Ohio State football side that is heavily favored in the Championship Game.

The College Football Playoff national championship is almost here, and the stage is set for a big-time showdown in Atlanta between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Both teams battled their way to earn their spot in the title game.

Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate caught a career-high seven passes for 87 yards in the Buckeyes' win over Texas in the CFP semifinals.

Jeremiah Smith has been a stud this season, and he’s the only true freshman appearing on ESPN’s All-America team.

The Ohio State Buckeyes came into the 2024 season excited to see what freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith could do. He was expected to be an impact player, but even Ryan Day could not have expected the kind of season that his star wideout has put together.

Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith came into the Cotton Bowl as the breakout star of the College Football Playoff. In wins over Tennessee and Oregon, Smith exploded for 290 yards and four touchdowns as the Buckeyes won the matchups by a combined 45 points.

Ohio State freshman receiver Jeremiah Smith's family reportedly bought permanent total disability insurance ahead of the College Football Playoff.

Cardale Jones knows a thing or two about playing at a high level at Ohio State. In fact, he played at such a high level during his time with the Buckeyes that he brought a national championship to Columbus.

Notre Dame defensive coaches will take a hard look at how Texas was able to stop Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith. It just might provide the clues for the Fighting Irish to win the national championship.