Long before Jeremiah Smith became a record-setting receiver at Ohio State, the freshman sensation had already established himself as one of the best receivers ever to come out of South Florida during his epic career at Chaminade-Madonna.

Ohio State freshman Jeremiah Smith piled up 290 yards receiving in two postseason wins and was looking like the star to stop for the rest of the College Football Playoff field.

Before the teams take field at 7:30 p.m. ET on Monday, Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman spoke about the matchup against the Buckeyes. Freeman was asked about Ohio State freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, who has led the Buckeyes to one of the most explosive offenses in the country.

Jeremiah Smith has been a stud this season, and he’s the only true freshman appearing on ESPN’s All-America team.

Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate caught a career-high seven passes for 87 yards in the Buckeyes' win over Texas in the CFP semifinals.

Ohio State star WR Jeremiah Smith said that he "can't wait to put on a show" against Notre Dame in the national championship.

Jeremiah Smith sends a strong message to Notre Dame. Smith was not happy with the game against Texas but understood that he was still a positive to the team. “You watch the film

Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State’s superstar freshman receiver, sounded downright giddy at the possibility of seeing single coverage on Monday night. Notre Dame has a terrific secondary, and typically relies on that group.

Ohio State football wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is making a bold statement, heading into the College Football Playoff championship. Smith is hungry to have a big game against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.