### Predict Ohio State's Receiving Yards and Win a Signed Jeremiah Smith Jersey!

This weekend, the Buckeyes have an opportunity to restore their winning tradition against their long-time rivals, as Ohio State hosts That Team Up North (TTUN) at the Horseshoe. It has been a lengthy span of 1,826 days since Ohio State last claimed victory over TTUN, their most recent triumph occurring in 2019. The second-ranked Buckeyes aim to end that drought as they take on the 6-5 Wolverines in Columbus.

In celebration of Ohio State potentially re-establishing their dominance over TTUN, we're giving our loyal readers a chance to win big too. We are offering a signed Jeremiah Smith jersey to one lucky fan who can accurately predict the performance of the Ohio State receiving corps. To enter, readers must post their predictions in the comments section below our article.

The guidelines for entry are straightforward. Predict the total receiving yards that Ohio State's receivers will amass in Saturday's game. Entries must be submitted before kickoff and any comments edited post-kickoff will be disqualified. Additionally, each participant is limited to one entry and duplicate predictions will be deemed ineligible—with priority given to the first commenter. The contest hinges on an Ohio State victory; if the Buckeyes win, the closest prediction without exceeding the actual total will claim the prize. The winner will be notified the following Monday with further instructions on claiming the jersey.

Ohio State boasts arguably the best wide receiver group in college football. Leading the charge, Jeremiah Smith has tallied 52 catches for 899 yards and ten touchdowns this season. His counterparts, Emeka Egbuka and Carnell Tate, have also delivered commendable performances, with Egbuka securing 56 receptions for 692 yards and nine touchdowns, and Tate recording 35 catches for 524 yards and four scores.

The Wolverines, meanwhile, possess a defensive unit that has been somewhat average in pass defense, allowing 222.3 passing yards per game, ranking them No. 65 nationally. However, they maintain a top-25 overall defense, conceding just 21.5 points and 316.3 yards per game. This stout defensive challenge means that Smith, Egbuka, and Tate will need to be at their best to overcome TTUN.

So, Buckeye fans, it’s time to put your predictive skills to the test. How will Ohio State’s wide receivers fare against TTUN this Saturday? Submit your prediction for total receiving yards and stand a chance to win a coveted signed Jeremiah Smith jersey. Let’s see who among you can foresee the future!