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WR Jeremiah Smith (All B1G, B1G Frosh/WR of Year, All-American, 2025 Rose Bowl Off MVP, National Champion)

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RB07OSU said:
God I love this country and college football. All that mattered today was that we took that giant ass wooden turtle to Columbus.

Question - When did they get a new Illibuck? Did someone lose the original or did we run out of room for the game scores?
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There have been at least 10 previous versions of them in the 100 years since the live turtle died.
 
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BB73 said:
There have been at least 10 of them in the 100 years since the live turtle died.
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Can’t believe that didn’t just petrify the original turtle. What happened to tradition???

Loved seeing Smith in at the goaline with 3 TEs. Makes it a lot harder to commit to the run. Great release too. Needs more touches but that’s nothing new.

On pace for 80/1010/14, and he’s due for a few big games before the end of the regular season.
 
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Ohio State’s Arvell Reese, Jeremiah Smith and Caleb Downs Named AP Midseason First-Team All-Americans​

By Andy Anders on October 16, 2025 at 11:24 am @andyanders55
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Five Buckeyes have earned high honors from the Associated Press at the midway point of the college football season.
Ohio State linebacker Arvell Reese, safety Caleb Downs and wide receiver Jeremiah Smith were all named first-team AP midseason All-Americans on Thursday. Defensive linemen Caden Curry and Kayden McDonald took home second-team honors.
Reese has emerged as perhaps the best linebacker in college football through six games, and his recognition as a midseason first-teamer is further proof of that. He leads the Buckeyes in tackles with 38 and is second in sacks with 4.5, playing in a variety of spots on the field, including traditional off-ball linebacker, on the edge as a rusher and in the B-gap on the line of scrimmage.
Downs was a unanimous All-American in 2024, and his momentum hasn't slowed in 2025. The engine of Ohio State's defense, Downs has 28 tackles and an interception.
Smith continues to be the best receiver in college football, even if his stats have just been great and not nation-leading in 2025. He's been a major decoy for the Ohio State offense even when he's not getting the ball, freeing up other weapons for big plays. He has 40 receptions for 505 yards and seven touchdowns.

Caden Curry and Kayden McDonald have emerged as the anchors of the Ohio State defensive line at defensive end and defensive tackle, respectively. Curry has a team-high six sacks with 31 total tackles and 9.5 tackles for loss, while McDonald has racked up incredible production for a nose guard with 26 tackles, six TFLs and three sacks.
Ohio State’s five total selections are the most of any school. The Buckeyes tied Texas A&M for the most first-team selections.

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Ohio State’s Arvell Reese, Jeremiah Smith and Caleb Downs Named AP Midseason First-Team All-Americans

The Associated Press named Arvell Reese, Caleb Downs and Jeremiah Smith first-team All-Americans, while Kayden McDonald and Caden Curry made the second-team.
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Kinda feel bad for Smith. He could have much better numbers, but Day and Hartline are calling the correct football plays and using him as a decoy. I hope he is able to understand it, and can truly be happy for Sayin as he gets all the Heisman talk that will start coming this week.

Hopefully he knows he will still be a top 5 pick and is dominating the opponent just by stepping on the field.
 
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Am certainly glad that Jeremiah is adapting to the bulls=eye on his back. Acting as a decoy (saw that when 5 defenders shifted to cover), leaving Tate one-on-one for a TD, then laughing about it. Guess I'm saying that glad he's not sulking because he's not getting the ball every other play. TBH, not certain he's getting enough touches to get Biletnikoff award this year, but maybe there could be a 'tie', and Tate and Smith could share?
 
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