Jeremiah Smith 's (likely) final college season might not result in another national title, but he is now in the record books.
In just his third college season, the Ohio State wide receiver became the all-time leading receiver in Big Ten history during the Buckeyes' 28-19 win over Northwestern.
Smith had 11 receptions for 117 yards and a score for the Buckeyes, who have free-fallen out of the College Football Playoff bracket. But with the performance, he surpassed Purdue’s John Standeford's Big Ten mark in the second quarter while remaining front and center in the Heisman debate.
Standeford had 3,788 receiving yards in his four seasons with the…
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