Jeremiah Smith breaks multiple records during Ohio State's game against Iowa
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Last updated Oct 4, 2026

Jeremiah Smith set new records on Saturday while playing against Iowa. He became the all-time leader in receptions and receiving touchdowns at Ohio State, surpassing Chris Olave and Emeka Egbuka, respectively. Smith's achievements add to his recent milestone of becoming Ohio State's all-time receptions leader last week against Illinois. He continues to chase further records, sitting 248 yards shy of the Big Ten's receiving yards record and needing four more touchdowns to claim that conference record. Fans and former players praised his historic performance and anticipated his potential Heisman candidacy.
- •Jeremiah Smith broke records for receptions and receiving touchdowns against Iowa.
- •He surpassed Chris Olave's touchdowns and Emeka Egbuka's receptions records.
- •Smith previously became Ohio State's all-time receptions leader against Illinois.
- •He is 248 yards away from the Big Ten receiving yards record.
- •Fans and media express admiration for Smith's standout performance.
- 12:33 AMYahoo Sports — Social media reacts to Jeremiah Smith and his record-breaking day
"Jeremiah Smith broke two more records Saturday vs. Iowa and fans on social media share their thoughts with memorable reactions.
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