Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is a man of few words, but he’s not exactly been shy about his feelings towards the Michigan football program. Last offseason, he guaranteed the Buckeyes wouldn’t lose to the Wolverines during his last two seasons in Columbus (so far, so good). He then doubled down during Big Ten football media days by reiterating how he hated the program.
Now, it seems, everyone likes to see if Smith’s feelings towards the maize and blue have changed, and time and time again, he makes it pretty clear that they have not.
He recently appeared on the NFL’s social media pages with a short interview with some shotgun questions, like dream matchups when he makes it to the NFL, what he’ll spend his first paycheck on, and NFL stadiums he looks forward to visiting. However, it is the last question that is getting recognition.
Before signing off for the quick interview, arguably the best wide receiver to ever play for Ohio State was asked if there was “anything you like about Michigan?” The sound was blotted out, but his words were dubbed over the audio, with Smith responding succinctly and clearly, without ambiguity.
“Nah, I don’t like nothing about them,” replied Smith.
You can watch the entire quick interview below and get a laugh at the end. The fact that he responded so quickly, as though it was programmed as a reflex in his psyche, is pretty funny.
“The Game” between Ohio State and Michigan this year is set for Saturday, Nov. 28, at high Noon ET. There’s a good chance the Buckeyes will be favored in that one, and if they can find a way to win for the second year in a row, Smith will have made good on his promise not to lose to “That School Up North” again.
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