Why the Heisman is Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith’s to lose, according to Robert Griffin III
Ohio State football trounced Iowa 31-14 on the road in Week 5 action, leading receiver Jeremiah Smith to strike a Heisman pose and comment on the award afterward . Buckeyes coach Ryan Day shared what makes Smith “amazing” in comments that painted him as a future Heisman winner. Former Heisman winner Robert Griffin III laid out his case for why the […] The post Why the Heisman is Ohio State WR…
In a dominant performance against the Iowa Hawkeyes, Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith broke the team's all-time receiving touchdown record and showcased his skills to a degree that could earn him the Heisman Trophy, according to former Heisman winner Robert Griffin III. Smith's impressive stats during the game included 12 catches for 217 yards and 4 touchdowns in the final five games of the season, demonstrating his consistency and impact on the field.
Griffin III praised Smith's abilities, stating, “Right now the Heisman Trophy is Jeremiah Smith’s to lose.” Smith's performance was particularly noteworthy, coming after Iowa's strong defensive effort in their previous game against Michigan, making his achievements even more impressive. As Ohio State looks ahead to their next games, including a tough matchup against Indiana, Smith's stellar performance will likely impress the College Football Playoff selection committee and solidify his status as a contender for the prestigious award.
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