College football's Top 2 wide receivers revealed in All-American Team

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The 2025 college football season is nearing its end, with No. 1 Indiana set to face No. 10 Miami in the College Football Playoff national championship at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida. ESPN has released its All-America team for the season, highlighting standout players such as Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith and USC wide receiver Makai Lemon on its First Team.
Jeremiah Smith, a former five-star recruit for Ohio State, played a pivotal role in the Buckeyes' national title pursuit. In the 2025 season, he recorded 87 receptions for 1,243 yards and 12 touchdowns, achieving over 100 receiving yards in six games. Smith has been recognized by ESPN and five other outlets as an All-America selection for 2025 and has consistently earned All-Big Ten honors.
Makai Lemon of USC experienced a breakout year in 2025, with 79 receptions for 1,156 yards and 11 touchdowns, along with two
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