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No scouting note for Terrence Smith Jr. yet — see the full profile for stats and stock.
5-108 (21.6) 1TD 48 Long vs WISC. Mendoza's roomie in 2025. Appeared in 28 career games with eight starts. First-career start came in 2025 versus UCLA (10/25). Saw time mostly on special teams as a true freshman in 2024 with 123 special teams snaps (46 kickoff return, 21 kickoff coverage, 53 punt return). Peyton: "+ 89.6 overall receiving grade + 64.0 run blocking grade + 34 catches + 679 yards + 4 touchdowns + 0 drops"
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