US EditionOhio State’s Smith fully healthy, looking forward to Cotton Bowl clash with hometown Hurricanes
- On Dec. 31, Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State wide receiver, said he is 100% heading into the Cotton Bowl College Football Playoff quarterfinal against the Miami Hurricanes in Arlington, Texas.
- Smith revealed the quad strain sidelined him about three to four weeks, causing him to miss Rutgers and the second half at UCLA.
- Stat lines show his impact, with three catches and a TD vs. Michigan and eight catches for 144 yards vs. the Hoosiers, finishing with 80 receptions, 1,086 yards and 11 touchdowns.
- His return restores a major offensive weapon and adds personal stakes as Jeremiah Smith, a Miami Gardens native, faces Miami players including Joshisa `JoJo` Trader, Chris Ewald Jr., and Donta Simpson.
- The Buckeyes began preparations Monday after Miami advanced, and the Cotton Bowl will air on ESPN with a 7:30 p.m. ET kickoff on Dec. 31, with Smith’s recruiting choice adding a subplot.
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Carnell Tate has played a big role in Ohio State’s successful 12-1 run this season. The junior WR had been a promising star in the receiving end and could be a major threat to Miami at the Cotton Bowl. But when two five-star prospects from the same IMG Academy offense line up on opposite sides in the Cotton Bowl, respect is the name of the game. While the major challenge awaits, Miami’s five-star OL, and Tate’s former teammate, shares his though…
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Ohio State's Smith fully healthy, looking forward to Cotton Bowl clash with hometown Hurricanes
Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith confirms he's excited to face the Miami Hurricanes in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals.
Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith reveals severity of injury that almost made him miss the Michigan game
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith revealed that he still wasn’t 100% when he returned to play against Michigan and Indiana in the Big Ten Championship game.
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