Smith vs Ponds Who won?

@GrantSpeaks1 Smith but Ponds competed his butt off

@GrantSpeaks1 Both of them. Living out their childhood dreams. High school teammates playing against each other in a big time championship game. 🫡

@GrantSpeaks1 Ponds was a legit dawg.

@GrantSpeaks1 The guy who won the game lol

@GrantSpeaks1 Statistically Smith, but when they needed him in Red Zone the coaches puckered

@GrantSpeaks1 Probably this guy

@GrantSpeaks1 Ponds…98 of Smith’s yards came on 2 plays and 46 of those were on the last play desperation heave. That means for all but 2 plays Ponds held him 6 catches for 46 yards

@GrantSpeaks1 Keeping Smith out of the endzone is a win in itself. Beast.

@GrantSpeaks1 Ponds, he shut him down in the red zone. That was the main reason Indiana won.

@GrantSpeaks1 JJ had 8 for 144 what we talking about..

@GrantSpeaks1 Elite battle . Dawg vs dawg . ponds won bc he won the game . Everyone in the comments are delusional but what’s new

@GrantSpeaks1 What about Becker vs Smith? Take away a 50 yard Hail Mary at the end…👀👀

@GrantSpeaks1 smith but ponds competed his ass off. great south fl matchup. love to see it

@GrantSpeaks1 The guy on the winning team who didn’t allow a single TD

@GrantSpeaks1 Giving up like 6 inches in height and 50 pounds just being out there one on one is a win. Ponds took a gamble on one play and got beat but outside of that really held his own. I call it a toss up.

@GrantSpeaks1 Ponds won the game. That's literally all that matters.

@GrantSpeaks1 Smith won but ponds was on him like glue all night. Ponds really got truly beat once and smith still ends with 8 catches for 180 just absurd given that coverage. The best wr and best cb in the country

@GrantSpeaks1 Look man a lot of these throws were OSU throwing in front of the zone which was Indiana’s game plan. he did have that unreal sideline catch and the deep ball. Great receiver. Ponds locked him up in the redzone and on third downs when it mattered though.

@GrantSpeaks1 Mind u, bro had 144 on less Han 12 catches lmao. Is this even a question?

@GrantSpeaks1 I mean these clips will say Smith but Ponds played a great game

@GrantSpeaks1 Smith but ponds didn’t give up a td and that what matters most

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@GrantSpeaks1 Both had fantastic games, both the best on the outside in the country. Ponds has a huge disadvantage in size and competed his ass off

@GrantSpeaks1 Ponds…. The only reps Jeremiah won was when he obviously pushed off lol. A 6’1 or taller Db would strap Jeremiah (Damari,Lucas,Moore, UT dbs) it’s on film

@GrantSpeaks1 “Who won?”

@GrantSpeaks1 They played zone all night and he was bailing (by design), when they played in the redzone he played outside with bracket help, and if you need help to cover a WR then you lost, but Ponds won the game tho and that’s what matters

@GrantSpeaks1 Ponds.

@GrantSpeaks1 After clamping JJ he earned my respect and bro not ready for the NFL

@GrantSpeaks1 Great battle both ways Ponds clutch defense in redzone made up for the big catches he allowed

@GrantSpeaks1 ? Ponds. Is this a question? Smith got behind him once. As a DB, happens. Made a couple nice plays as he’ll always do. Best in game. But Ponds held him to under 100yds and 0 TDs in single covg. That is an incredible job on the biggest mismatch in college football.

@GrantSpeaks1 Both players lived up to their reputation. Smith is a monster and ponds was everywhere and didn’t let Smith go wild.

@GrantSpeaks1 Jj could’ve had 300 if they threw him the ball more

@GrantSpeaks1 The Indiana Hoosiers won.

@GrantSpeaks1 Outside of one blown coverage, Ponds made life difficult. Giving up 6” & 50 lbs too

@GrantSpeaks1 Hoosier Daddy