© Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports The Ohio State Buckeyes celebrate during win over Michigan.
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Back in the summer, Michigan’s football program did a little bit of trolling to Ohio State wide receivers’ coach Zach Smith. In a recruiting pamphlet, the Wolverines talked about how their wide receivers coach, Jedd Fisch, is much better at player development than the Buckeyes coach.
Smith didn’t take it too well, responding to the pamphlet with a picture of his championship rings.
He remembered it after Saturday’s game, too.
Smith posted the following on Twitter this afternoon after Ohio State’s thrashing of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
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