Jeremiah Smith's Return to Social Media Signals His Road to Recovery Amid Injuries. Ohio State's star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has broken his social media silence, posting a message on X after two weeks of radio silence amid injuries that forced him to sit out the team's latest game against Rutgers.
The Buckeyes' head coach Ryan Day acknowledged the concerns surrounding Smith and Carnell Tate's health as the team gears up for its upcoming massive rivalry game against Michigan. Day stated that having both players out allowed them to maintain consistency, but now they will need to be at their best if they want to succeed against a tough opponent.
Smith, widely regarded as one of the top wide receiver prospects in recent memory, is expected to return to action soon. With 69 receptions for 902 yards and 10 touchdowns, his absence has left a void in Ohio State's offense. His social media post reads, "God is in charge," suggesting that he is taking a positive approach towards his recovery.
The Buckeyes will need all hands on deck if they want to take down the Wolverines. With Smith returning from injury and both players listed as day-to-day heading into the game against Michigan, Ohio State can now focus on what really matters - their rivalry game against the top-ranked opponent in college football.
The Buckeyes' head coach Ryan Day acknowledged the concerns surrounding Smith and Carnell Tate's health as the team gears up for its upcoming massive rivalry game against Michigan. Day stated that having both players out allowed them to maintain consistency, but now they will need to be at their best if they want to succeed against a tough opponent.
Smith, widely regarded as one of the top wide receiver prospects in recent memory, is expected to return to action soon. With 69 receptions for 902 yards and 10 touchdowns, his absence has left a void in Ohio State's offense. His social media post reads, "God is in charge," suggesting that he is taking a positive approach towards his recovery.
The Buckeyes will need all hands on deck if they want to take down the Wolverines. With Smith returning from injury and both players listed as day-to-day heading into the game against Michigan, Ohio State can now focus on what really matters - their rivalry game against the top-ranked opponent in college football.
his return is a huge boost for ohio state and they gotta step up their game if they wanna take down michigan 
this rivalry game is gonna be LIT 
cant wait to see smith back on the field, that guy's got skills 
, i'm kinda surprised they didn't say anything more about his injuries though 
... it sounds like day is gonna need smith to be 100% for this game against michigan, that's a lot of pressure 
. and what's with the "god is in charge" vibe? doesn't necessarily mean he's just taking things in stride or something 
. still excited to see smith back on the field tho 
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So Smith's back online and it's defo a good sign for Buckeyes fans 
. Injury update: 67% of players who return from injury have gone on to play 70+ games, which is basically a 10x increase in playing time 
. Meanwhile, Ohio State's offense has averaged 43.5 points per game with Smith on the field, compared to 34.2 without him 
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. While two weeks of radio silence were certainly concerning for Buckeye fans, Smith's post - "God is in charge" 
- suggests that he's taking a holistic approach to his rehabilitation. As one of the top wide receiver prospects in recent memory, his absence has undoubtedly left a void in Ohio State's offense 
. However, with 69 receptions and 902 yards under his belt, Smith's skills are still on full display 
The thing is, I'm so over these "road to recovery" stories on social media. It's just a marketing ploy to get people hyped again 
Is he trying to tell us something about his recovery process or is it just a bland motivational quote? 
that rivalry game is gonna be 
. Now that he's back online, it's good to see him taking a positive vibe 
. 902 yards in just one season is insane - that's the kind of talent Ohio State was banking on with him 
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