Josh Poloha
Associate Producer at Eleven Warriors
Associate producer @11W. 𝕿𝖍𝖊 Ohio State University alum.
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elevenwarriors.com | Josh Poloha
Whether you go by his first name Lamar or his nickname Bo the newest Jackson in Columbus either shares a name with one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL or a Heisman-winning running back. Either way, he's bound to be a good running back with his name alone. The top in-state running back in the cycle, Jackson – the No. 10 running back and No. 160 overall player in the 2025 class – leads a trio of running back commits for Ohio State in the cycle.
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elevenwarriors.com | Josh Poloha
Another year, another Big Ten regular season title for the Ohio State men's tennis team. For the 19th consecutive season, the Buckeyes will be the No. 1 seed in the Big Ten Tournament. Ohio State swept Northwestern on Sunday, beating the Wildcats 4-0 in a match that the Buckeyes dominated from start to finish. In doing so, OSU clinched at least a share of the title and kept its conference championship streak alive, one that has lasted nearly two decades.
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elevenwarriors.com | Josh Poloha
Whether it was due to the fact that he's the most experienced quarterback on the roster or there was another reason, Kienholz got the start to begin the spring game. It came days after Ryan Day admitted that the soon-to-be junior quarterback and Sayin were "pretty much neck-and-neck" in the competition to be Ohio State's QB1 in 2025, a statement that seemed to be much more sincere than just coachspeak.
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elevenwarriors.com | Josh Poloha
More like Nico I-am-a-leave-a Tennessee. In the current NIL era, this was bound to happen eventually. Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel and starting quarterback Nico Iamaleava have set another precedent as the redshirt freshman is set to enter the transfer portal, according to multiple reports. Sources: Tennessee is moving on from starting quarterback Nico Iamaleava. Tennessee coach Josh Heupel informed the team of the decision at a team meeting this morning.
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2 weeks ago |
elevenwarriors.com | Josh Poloha
Tarvos Aflord has followed former Ohio State linebacker Ryan Shazier, a linebacker he looks up to who once made his way from Florida to Columbus, and hopes to make the same sort of impact Shazier once did during his time as a Buckeye. As one of the best linebackers in the 2025 class, Alford (No. 13 linebacker, No. 143 overall) has the skill set and intangibles to do so, as long as he continues to develop early on at Ohio State.
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Following in the footsteps of fellow Florida linebacker Ryan Shazier, Tarvos Alford hopes to make the same impact at Ohio State as the former Buckeye once did. https://t.co/wp94ii3XJ3
Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork didn’t hold back when it came to his expectations for the OSU men’s basketball team. “We don't want to tiptoe around Ohio State basketball,” Bjork told @Dan_Hope at the Buckeyes’ athlete award banquet on Monday. “I'm challenging our staff
It’s no surprise that Ohio State withdrew from the 2025 Battle 4 Atlantis. After Auburn backed out of the tournament this past January, the field was average at best. Not only that, but Jake Diebler will make sure the Buckeyes are part of an NIL-related tournament or event at
