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FIGHT TO THE END: OHIO STATE CENTER JACOBY BOREN
Ohio State's 2015 senior class has a chance to win its 50th game over a four-year period New Year's Day in the Fiesta Bowl against Notre Dame. Before kickoff in their final collegiate game, Eleven Warriors will take a brief look back at each player's time in Columbus.
WHERE HE'S FROM
Jacoby Boren was always a Buckeye. His last name is seared into the hallowed walls of the Woody Hayes Athletic Center, the third of three Boren brothers to earn multiple varsity letters at Ohio State.
Jacoby's father, Mike, played linebacker at Michigan, and wasn't the only Boren to don the maize and blue. The eldest of the three boys, Justin, played both center and guard for the Wolverines in 2006-07, but transferred back home and joined the Buckeyes upon Lloyd Carr's retirement. Zach played both fullback and linebacker for Jim Tressel and later Urban Meyer before Jacoby ended up at Ohio State.
"There's a standing commitment here ... if there's another Boren walking around on the streets we'll find a way to get him in here," Meyer said on his radio show last month.
From nearby Pickerington, Ohio, Boren led Pickerington Central to its first-ever state championship game appearance in 2011. He and his brothers have left quite a legacy at Ohio State, both in the rivalry with Michigan and just in overall victories.
"Hopefully I am not the last, hopefully we will have the next generation coming through," Boren said.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...ght-to-the-end-ohio-state-center-jacoby-boren
Ohio State's 2015 senior class has a chance to win its 50th game over a four-year period New Year's Day in the Fiesta Bowl against Notre Dame. Before kickoff in their final collegiate game, Eleven Warriors will take a brief look back at each player's time in Columbus.
WHERE HE'S FROM
Jacoby Boren was always a Buckeye. His last name is seared into the hallowed walls of the Woody Hayes Athletic Center, the third of three Boren brothers to earn multiple varsity letters at Ohio State.
Jacoby's father, Mike, played linebacker at Michigan, and wasn't the only Boren to don the maize and blue. The eldest of the three boys, Justin, played both center and guard for the Wolverines in 2006-07, but transferred back home and joined the Buckeyes upon Lloyd Carr's retirement. Zach played both fullback and linebacker for Jim Tressel and later Urban Meyer before Jacoby ended up at Ohio State.
"There's a standing commitment here ... if there's another Boren walking around on the streets we'll find a way to get him in here," Meyer said on his radio show last month.
From nearby Pickerington, Ohio, Boren led Pickerington Central to its first-ever state championship game appearance in 2011. He and his brothers have left quite a legacy at Ohio State, both in the rivalry with Michigan and just in overall victories.
"Hopefully I am not the last, hopefully we will have the next generation coming through," Boren said.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...ght-to-the-end-ohio-state-center-jacoby-boren
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Jacoby Boren @Jboren50@OSU_AD @OhioStAthletics and anyone else in the Columbus area that wants great service. Go bucks
7:17 PM - 1 Jan 2016
Check out this website:
Taking out the Trash!
You Fill It. We Haul and Dispose of It!
http://www.borenbrothers.com/
You have to love that picture on the dumpster.
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Jacoby took out the trash every last Saturday in November for the last four years...
@OSU_AD @OhioStAthletics and anyone else in the Columbus area that wants great service. Go bucks
7:17 PM - 1 Jan 2016
Check out this website:
Taking out the Trash!
You Fill It. We Haul and Dispose of It!
http://www.borenbrothers.com/
You have to love that picture on the dumpster.
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