Every year, Ohio State head football coach Ryan Day faces a great deal of pressure, but it has increased significantly in recent seasons. Ohio State has dropped three consecutive games to archrival Michigan, and Buckeyes fans have had enough.
But as the 2024 season approaches, there’s reason for optimism in Columbus. Not only will the Buckeyes have a good shot at regaining the upper hand in the rivalry with the Wolverines, the Buckeyes appear to be in an excellent position to compete for a national championship.
Freshman receiver Jeremiah Smith prepared to make strong entrance
Jeremiah Smith may be a first-year player, but he is 6-3 and 215 pounds. He is a remarkable athlete and comes to Ohio State as an accomplished receiver. He has excellent size, speed and hands, and he is ready to compete against elite defensive backs and win the battle. That’s because he can overpower most cornerbacks and he is also a dynamic route runner who excels at making the contested catch.