the REAL controversy ey

[rocket surgeon]

 for any of you who get into "cornholing" this has got to rank right up there with, ohhh...hot dog eating championships and staring contests.  let's be honest-when you hear the term cornhole, it's gotta make one "smirk" just a little bit.  some dudes were playing with too small of a BAG?  makes sense, because if your bag was too big, it wouldn't fit into the hole very well and would probably prevent you from scoring.  one of the few times dudes with smaller bags are not only more desirable but illegal in the wide world of cornholers.  so size does matter...A LOT  

   i guess there is a little more money involved, but come on man!!  unless this is some kind of "spoof" there seems to be some serious cornholin going on out there, but PROFESSIONAL cornholing?  i just hope they play safely

https://nypost.com/2022/11/02/professional-cornhole-world-rocked-by-baggate-cheating-scandal/

  and the penalty that should be handed down? 

[wadesworld]

Good stuff.

[StillAWarrior]

At the risk of taking this story way too seriously: I play a few times a year and am at best a mediocre recreational player (most would probably consider that a very generous evaluation), and I can tell when there is something "off" with a bag. There is absolutely no chance in hell these guys didn't realize that they were playing with non-compliant bags. None.

[rocket surgeon]

  if the sacs don't pass the smell test you must arrest

[NCMUFan]

Guess goes to show where there is competition, there will always be someone who will try to get the edge dishonestly.

[MuggsyB]

Didn't someone cheat recently in a fishing competition?

[Billy Hoyle]

Didn't someone cheat recently in a fishing competition?

Yep, and they've been charged criminally

https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/cleveland/2-fishermen-indicted-criminal-charges-cleveland-fishing-tournament-scandal/95-88b8df03-4ab3-42d0-bd0d-fc0aeedf3a78

According to an investigation by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), the weights were discovered after the tournament director noticed that the fish weighed heavier than they looked and proceeded to slice the fish open. Ten weights -- eight weighing 12 ounces and two weighing eight ounces along with several walleye filets -- were allegedly discovered inside the walleye. The duo was immediately disqualified and instructed to leave the tournament, with the Cleveland Metroparks Police Department responding to the scene.

[MuggsyB]

Yep, and they've been charged criminally

https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/cleveland/2-fishermen-indicted-criminal-charges-cleveland-fishing-tournament-scandal/95-88b8df03-4ab3-42d0-bd0d-fc0aeedf3a78

According to an investigation by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), the weights were discovered after the tournament director noticed that the fish weighed heavier than they looked and proceeded to slice the fish open. Ten weights -- eight weighing 12 ounces and two weighing eight ounces along with several walleye filets -- were allegedly discovered inside the walleye. The duo was immediately disqualified and instructed to leave the tournament, with the Cleveland Metroparks Police Department responding to the scene.

WOW!!

[rocket surgeon]

WOW!!

Check out the video of them cutting open the fish, removing multiple weights, he'll with getting charged criminally, they were lucky to get out of there alive

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zljR4GOEtCQ

[MuggsyB]

Check out the video of them cutting open the fish, removing multiple weights, he'll with getting charged criminally, they were lucky to get out of there alive

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zljR4GOEtCQ

Freaking crazy!  What a bunch of loaers/douchebags.