In 1984, Carter caught eight touchdown receptions, more than any other freshman in Ohio State history. Freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has three touchdown catches for the Buckeyes in his first two games, making him tied with Marvin Harrison Jr. for fifth-most by an Ohio State freshman in program history.

The OSU freshman record for touchdowns still sits at eight and is still held by Carter due to his 1984 season, but in two games, Smith is already well on pace to crush that number. Through two games, the young star already has three touchdowns which is already tied with Marvin Harrison Jr. at fifth in school history.

Jeremiah Smith has been an absolute superstar for the Ohio State Buckeyes through the first two weeks of his college football career. Not only has he been great, he has made history with the team. Following his second game last night against Western Michigan,

Ohio State football is starting its second game much better than the first as it is currently taking it to the Western Michigan Broncos early. To the surprise of no one, freshman phenom, Jeremiah Smith,

Jeremiah Smith is two games into his Ohio State football career, yet it feels like using the term “freshman” with him feels disingenuous. He’s had two moments that have reminded you that he was in high school this time last year thanks to dropping his first target last week and following it up with a penalty on the next play.