10. Iowa: Don’t be surprised if Mark Gronowski, a South Dakota State transfer, emerges as one of the best quarterbacks in the conference. If the Hawkeyes play their standard brand of defense under coordinator Phil Parker, they could finish far closer to the top of the conference than the bottom — and this projection could look downright foolish.

Smith, in a recent interview, added some fuel to the rivalry's fire by taking his first shot at Michigan of the 2025 campaign. Smith made an appearance in an Aug. 20 episode of "The Triple Option" podcast, which is hosted by FOX Sports personalities Urban Meyer, Mark Ingram and Rob Stone.

Ohio State star receiver Jeremiah Smith said his hate for Michigan started on a recruiting visit as a high school prospect:

Defensive lineman Derrick Moore was the only Michigan football player to crack ESPN's list of top 100 players this season.

The Wolverines trail four Big Ten teams in the AP Top 25, but Underwood said people should expect a lot from them.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/michigan as Once again, Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith talks about his hatred for Michigan. For the second time this offseason, Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has made his feelings about Michigan crystal clear—he hates them.

Receiving 14 years worth of bans is a bad look, and in a video posted to “The Triple Option,” a YouTube channel, former Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Urban Meyer revealed how Harbaugh will be remembered for his time with Michigan.

Ohio State superstar Jeremiah Smith is just one year into his college football career but is already deeply entrenched in the Buckeyes' bitter rivalry with Michigan. When former Ohio State coach Urban Meyer asked him what first comes to mind when he hears the words "the team up north," Smith did not hesitate: "Hate."

Urban Meyer has personal history with Michigan as a longtime Ohio State coach, and he chimed in on the Wolverines' NCAA sanctions.

Ohio State star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith was not friendly in his evaluation of the Michigan Football program this week

Oddsmakers project that the Big Ten will be top-heavy once again in 2025, with Ohio State, Penn State, and Oregon sitting as the three clear favorites, with Michigan lurking after a terrific close to their 2024 campaign.