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Jeremiah Smith: Ohio State's Recruiting Powerhouse
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Ohio States star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is going the extra mile to attract top recruits for the class of twenty twenty-six, even going as far as to greet a recruits girlfriend during a campus visit. Smith, a five-star phenom, had a successful freshman year and is now focused on the twenty twenty-six season, drawing inspiration from DeVonta Smiths impressive stats. Despite transfer portal rumors, Smith remains committed to Ohio State and is determined to build the next dynasty in Columbus.
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