From The Retired Pro
About Me
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Most Memorable Moment
Watching the ESPN broadcast of the ACL 2018-2019 Pro invitational at Buffalo Wild Wings with my family. The staff put it on the biggest screen in there along with several others. All of the people sitting at tables around us realized that it was me playing! It was sooo cool and that’s when it really hit me that I truly am a professional Cornhole player.
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Nickname
GO TIME
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Turned Pro
The PA Kid, Devon Harbaugh
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Preferred Bags
Reynolds Pro Advantage
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Favorite Color
Can’t tell you it’s a secret.
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Favorite Hobby
Well it can’t be Cornhole anymore because I am now a professional. Don’t laugh but besides Cornhole Metal detecting is definitely my favorite hobby 🤣 ok you can laugh!
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Favorite Food
Anything Italian! Spaghetti, rigatoni, Pizza and so on
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Occupation
Environmental Operator at Nucor Steel
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Hometown
Mansfield, Ohio
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My Home League
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Favorite Player
Me, myself, and I. jk. Again I’m going with Dave Weiser not many of you know but he was one the greats when I was an up and comer.
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Favorite Shot
Airmail is definitely my favorite shot not saying that I’m any good at it though.
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Mentor
My childhood friend Matt is the one who got me started, but by far my mentor would have to be Dave Weiser from Cleveland.
ACL Pro Brandon Corwin's Cornhole Biography
I am ACL Pro Brandon Corwin from the Mid-East Conference and this is my story of how and when I started playing cornhole and worked my way up to an ACL Pro. I started playing about 12 years ago while home on leave from the military. My buddy asked me to play some Cornhole with him and immediately I had the same response as many others when first asked to play Cornhole “WTH is wrong with you?” LOL. After figuring out what he was talking about I was hooked. We eventually started a blind draw league at our local tavern in Mansfield, Ohio when I finished my active duty stent. I learned very quickly that I had a hell of a lot of work to do because I was getting my butt kicked. Being super competitive in no matter what I do, I started training if you will? I would play in as many blind draws and local tournaments that I could find as well as play in the back yard as much as possible. That eventually got me to where I’m at today. I am a third year ACL Pro and 2018-2019 ACL Pro invitational champion. I’m ready for this years action.
IT’S GO TIME!!!