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Jeremiah Smith has run out of Ohio State records to break; the Big Ten record book is next

Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith has rewritten the Buckeyes’ receiving records in just 34 games, surpassing legends like Michael Jenkins, David Boston, and Garrett Wilson in career receptions (207), receiving yards (3,381), and touchdowns (36). His dominance continued against Iowa, where he racked up 11 catches for 206 yards and two touchdowns, further cementing his Heisman candidacy.

With his current pace, Smith is now eyeing the Big Ten’s top marks, including Braylon Edwards’ career touchdown record (39) and John Standeford’s receiving yards record (3,788). Though he trails in receptions (207 vs.

Taylor Stubblefield’s 325), Smith’s rapid ascent—achieving in under three seasons what others took four—positions him to challenge multiple conference titles before his NFL departure. His next targets include breaking the single-season yardage record (1,606) held by Jaxon Smith-Njigba, with key matchups against Maryland and Indiana looming in October.

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