Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has broken the all-time school receiving yards record of 2,898 previously held by Michael Jenkins. Smith set the new mark by catching a pass in the first quarter of the game against Kent State on Sept. 19.
Smith entered the game needing 26 yards to pass Jenkins, who set the record in the 2003-04 season.
Before the Kent State game began, Smith was 27 receptions and six touchdowns away from breaking two other all-time receiving records for the Buckeyes.
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14 / 14If he forgoes his last year of college eligibility after the 2026 season, Smith is expected to be one of the top picks in the 2027 NFL Draft.
all-time leaders in receiving yards
- Jeremiah Smith (entered Kent State game with 2,873)
- Michael Jenkins – 2,898
Emeka Egbuka – 2,868
David Boston – 2,855
Gary Williams – 2,792
Cris Carter – 2,725
Enjoying this article? Support our work with a small crypto donation.Chris Olave – 2,711
Marvin Harrison Jr. – 2,613
Devin Smith – 2,503
K.J. Hill – 2,332
Jeremiah Smith (entered Kent State game with 2,873)
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17 / 17This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Jeremiah Smith breaks Ohio State all-time receiving yards record
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