Beneath the sheen that layers college football is a dark reality. The post Big Ten Staffers Expose Tampering in College ...

Ohio State Buckeyes receiver Jeremiah Smith is taking it to the bank with a name, image, and likeness (NIL) deal estimated at ...

ATLANTA — Jeremiah Smith is expected to receive a near record ... nation's highest-paid wide receiver in 2025 through adjusted NIL value. That would make Smith college football's highest-paid ...

Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has an extremely lucrative offer to enter the transfer portal, according to a report. Pete Nakos of On3 reported Friday that Smith has an offer of $4.5 ...

Ohio State superstar wide receiver Jeremiah Smith seemed to shut down rumors and speculation he could leave the Buckeyes after receiving an alleged NIL offer of $4.5 million-plus to enter the ...

Texas' new starting quarterback will be cashing the biggest NIL checks of any collegiate athlete throughout 2025.

Buckeyes five-star true freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith expects to receive near-record financial compensation, with estimates surpassing $3 million just to keep him from transferring ...

Jeremiah Smith had a standout freshman season for the ... One main reason for this is the NIL, which allows Smith to make money, something that Clarett and many college athletes before him were ...

According to a report from On3, Smith has a $4.5 million NIL offer to leave the school and enter the transfer portal. Although there is reportedly an offer for Jeremiah Smith to enter the transfer ...

Smith's current On3 NIL valuation stands at $4 million ... CFB is ruthless," commented one fan. "I wish Jeremiah Smith would transfer to Michigan," said one fan. "Smith you are worth ...

Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has been making waves on and off the field, but his latest social media post is ...

That move, in particular, has led to some speculation about the future of some of the Buckeyes’ remaining stars on offense, especially wide receiver Jeremiah Smith. But despite the continued ...