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Smith Sets Ohio State Career Receiving Mark as 6th-Ranked Buckeyes Roll Past Kent State 59-3

Sayin threw two touchdown passes and Ohio State scored six first-half touchdowns as Smith broke the school’s all-time receiving yards record.

  • On Saturday, Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith broke the school's career receiving yardage record against Kent State Golden Flashes, surpassing Michael Jenkins' mark of 2,898 yards with a 23-yard catch in the first quarter.
  • The junior receiver entered the game needing 26 yards to pass Jenkins, securing the milestone early in the contest. Smith has established himself as a consistent playmaker since his freshman season for the Buckeyes.
  • Smith recorded five receptions for 85 yards during the first half against the Golden Flashes. He remains six touchdowns shy of Chris Olave's school record of 35 scoring receptions.
  • Head coach Ryan Day pulled Smith after the Buckeyes established a 35-0 halftime lead. The receiver has totaled 400 receiving yards through three games this season.
  • Projected as a top-five NFL draft pick next year, Smith will pursue the Big Ten receiving title when Ohio State faces Illinois next week at Ohio Stadium. Conference play begins then.
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Smith sets Ohio State career receiving mark as 6th-ranked Buckeyes roll past Kent State 59-3

Jeremiah Smith became Ohio State’s career receiving yardage leader, Ja’Kobi Jackson scored twice and the sixth-ranked Buckeyes rolled to a 59-3 victory over Kent State Saturday

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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