Kent State coach discusses Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith and receiving corps
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 5:37 PM
Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Ahead of the matchup on September 14, Kent State coach Mark Carney advised his defensive backs to prepare for Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith and the Buckeyes' talented receiving group. Carney emphasized the challenge of defending not only Smith, who recently had eight catches for 164 yards against Texas, but also players like Brandon Inniss and Chris Henry Jr. Smith is close to a milestone, needing just 26 receiving yards to break Ohio State's all-time record. Carney's comments come as Ohio State aims to improve its offensive production after a recent loss.
- •Kent State plays Ohio State on September 14.
- •Jeremiah Smith caught eight passes for 164 yards against Texas.
- •Smith is 26 yards away from breaking the receiving record.
- •Carney highlights the depth of Ohio State's receiving corps.
- •Ohio State seeks to involve more players offensively following a loss.
- 5:37 PMYahoo Sports — What Kent State's coach told his DBs about Ohio State star Jeremiah Smith
"Kent State coach Mark Carney warns his team about the depth of the Ohio State receiving corps beyond Jeremiah Smith.
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