Josh Poloha
Associate Producer at Eleven Warriors
Associate producer @11W. 𝕿𝖍𝖊 Ohio State University alum.
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4 days ago |
elevenwarriors.com | Josh Poloha
The Ohio State-Michigan rivalry has always been heated and given fans events that are remembered for years – and even decades – to come. Fifty-four years ago, in front of a then-record crowd of 104,016, that was certainly the case. On November 21, 1971, the Buckeyes traveled to Ann Arbor for the third edition of the Ten Year War.
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5 days ago |
elevenwarriors.com | Josh Poloha
If you don't have a ticket yet, attending the first NCAA Tournament game at Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium will be expensive. With the No. 4 seed Buckeyes set to host No. 10 seed Notre Dame Sunday afternoon, Ohio State announced on Friday the game is officially sold out.
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1 week ago |
elevenwarriors.com | Josh Poloha
Growing up just 14 miles outside of Norman, Oklahoma, Nate Roberts was expected to suit up for Oklahoma once he became a prominent football prospect in the 2025 class. But the cycle's 10th-best tight end (No. 202 overall) had other plans. While Oklahoma fans like to say “Boomer Sooner,” Roberts chose to create a #BOOM by committing to Ohio State instead, believing Columbus was the best place for him to develop as both a player on the field and as a person off the field.
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1 week ago |
elevenwarriors.com | Josh Poloha
Jarquez Carter dreamed of suiting up for Florida as a kid, but he chose to became a Buckeye as Ohio State made the 18th-ranked defensive lineman (No. 197 overall) a priority in its recruiting efforts for the 2025 class, leading the four-star defensive tackle to reciprocate those feelings. Carter put up huge numbers throughout his four years in high school, and defensive tackle is currently one of the biggest positions of uncertainty on Ohio State’s depth chart.
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2 weeks ago |
elevenwarriors.com | Josh Poloha
Better Know A Buckeye is our look at every member of Ohio State’s 2025 recruiting class and how they became Buckeyes as they prepare to begin their OSU careers this fall. Bodpegn Miller never played wide receiver in high school, yet he earned a spot in Ohio State's 2025 class after showing off his potential as a wideout throughout multiple recruiting camps during the summer of 2024.
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