With 33 catches for 617 yards and seven touchdowns, Jeremiah Smith is off to the best start ever for an Ohio State wide receiver through the first four games of a season.

A four-touchdown day by Jeremiah Smith leads Ohio State to a 42-19 win over Illinois for its 10th straight win in the Illibuck game.

Jeremiah Smith completed a four-catch, 123-yard, two-touchdown first quarter with a spectacular 72-yard touchdown that left Illinois safety Mac Resetich lost in space.

Jeremiah Smith becomes the fifth Ohio State receiver with four touchdowns in one game and the sixth Buckeye wideout with 200 yards in a game.

Ohio State great Luke Fickell earns his first top-20 win as Wisconsin’s head coach as the Badgers came back from a 17-0 deficit for a 24-20 road win over No. 13 Penn State.

Star freshman cornerback Jay Timmons doesn't return to the Illinois game after going down with an injury in the third quarter.

Julian Sayin was challenged by Ryan Day this week, and he answered that challenge by going for a career-best five total touchdowns, also showcasing improvement with his legs.

Iowa beat Michigan 20-19 Saturday on a last second touchdown pass from quarterback Hank Brown, and this time there actually was time on the clock.

A point of emphasis for Julian Sayin this offseason was to get better with his legs, and he's flashing his ability to run the ball himself against Illinois.

Riley Pettijohn, Will Smith Jr. and Jeremiah Smith were Pro Football Focus’ highest-rated players for Ohio State in the Buckeyes’ 59-3 win against Kent State.

It was a special night for Nick Swisher, Chris Sanders, Stan White and Jincy Dunne as they become Ohio State Athletics Hall of Famers alongside five other Buckeye greats.

Ryan Day wasn't pleased with Ohio State’s lack of explosive runs against Kent State and challenged his RBs, particularly Bo Jackson and Isaiah West, to “run angry” vs. Illinois.