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Former Lakota West High School quarterback Mitch Bolden is one of 12 transfers joining the Miami University RedHawks ahead of spring ball, head coach Chuck Martin announced.
Bolden spent two seasons at Army, and was listed as a QB on the Black Knights’ roster. He’s a redshirt sophomore tight end on MU’s roster.
Bolden’s brother, Luke, played tight end for the RedHawks. Luke, the tight ends coach at Lakota West, played for their father, Firebirds head coach Tom, at Colerain High School. Bolden’s other brother, Kyle, a former Cincinnati Bearcats linebacker, is on the Firebirds’ coaching staff as well.
Mitch Bolden spent two seasons at Army.
At Lakota West, Mitch had 6,089 passing yards with 70 touchdown passes, and more than 2,000 rushing yards and 29 rushing TDs. He led the Firebirds to three consecutive Division I regional appearances.
Joe Bolden, Mitch’s cousin, was named earlier this month as linebackers coach for the Ohio University Bobcats, Miami’s archrival. Joe’s brother, Daniel, was a senior linebacker at Toledo last season. Their father, Dan Sr., also is a Lakota West assistant.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Mitch Bolden, Army transfer QB from Lakota West, joins Miami RedHawks
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Publish date : 2025-01-29 07:13:00
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