Ohio State true freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has signed one of the most notable NIL deals of the college football season. The former Five-Star Plus+ recruit and the No. 1 prospect in the 2024 class has inked an endorsement agreement with Red Bull,

Ohio State hosts Marshall in a Week 4 non-conference matchup Saturday on FOX. Can the Thundering Herd — or anyone, for that matter — slow down freshmen phenom Jeremiah Smith?

ESPN recently ranked the best freshmen in college football so far. Where do Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith and Nebraska QB Dylan Raiola, a former OSU commit, sit?

Ohio State wideout Jeremiah Smith has only played two games at the college level, but he is already drawing some high praise from NFL players. Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith believes the Buckeyes receiver has the potential to be the best of all-time.

Jeremiah Smith, one of the highest-rated recruits in Ohio State football history, has his first touchdown reception. Smith caught his first touchdown pass near the end of the first quarter on a 16-yard fade from quarterback Will Howard. Smith's touchdown reception was also Howard's first touchdown of his Ohio State career.

Ohio State football coach Ryan Day has a warning for teams focused on slowing down freshman WR Jeremiah Smith.

The OSU freshman record for touchdowns still sits at eight and is still held by Carter due to his 1984 season, but in two games, Smith is already well on pace to crush that number. Through two games, the young star already has three touchdowns which is already tied with Marvin Harrison Jr. at fifth in school history.

Ohio State freshman receiver Jeremiah Smith caught two touchdowns in the Buckeyes' win over Akron, recovering from an early drop.

The Ohio State Buckeyes could not be more excited with what they have already seen from freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith. His first two games could not have gone better. Granted, he has played against Akron and Western Michigan.