Over the last four years, when Ohio State needed a big play at a key point, it was often Devin Smith who stepped up to change the tide in a game.
Smith had quite the career for the Buckeyes. It was filled with long touchdown catches and big plays. Over his four-year stint in Columbus, the speedy wide receiver totaled 121 catches for 2,503 yards and 30 touchdowns. He averaged 20.7 yards per catch in his career, good for fourth all time in Ohio State history.
Smith's best season, though, was his last. He thrived as the deep threat in Urban Meyer's offense as he caught 33 balls for 931 yards and 12 touchdowns.