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LeBron James Said Jeremiah Smith Is The Heisman Winner And College Football Isn’t Ready For It

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Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State’s absolute star receiver, just had LeBron James, an Ohio legend himself, openly declare he should win the Heisman Trophy. This isn’t just a casual shoutout, folks. LeBron hopped on social media right after Smith snagged his second touchdown of the first half against Maryland, laying down a serious endorsement for the young phenom.

Smith was already having another one of his “outstanding” games, absolutely torching Maryland’s secondary. Grabbing his second score before halftime? That’s the kind of performance that makes you sit up and take notice. The kid is making plays that redefine what we expect from a college receiver. It’s not just highlights; it’s consistent, game-changing production that’s building a serious resume.

When LeBron James, arguably the greatest basketball player of all time and a true Ohio icon, steps up and says you’re the Heisman winner, that’s not just a tweet. That’s a statement. It puts a national spotlight on Smith that even the most impressive stats couldn’t quite capture. This isn’t some analyst; it’s a living legend throwing his weight behind a player, mid-season, for the most prestigious award in college football. You think every Heisman voter didn’t see that?

So what’s next for Smith? With that kind of backing from King James and the way he’s been playing, every single snap for the rest of the season is going to be under the microscope. We’re talking about a guy who’s already putting up monster numbers, and now he’s got an even bigger target on his back. Can he keep delivering? You bet your bottom dollar we’ll be watching to see if he proves LeBron right.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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