It seems as though nothing is sacred any longer.

Sure we've had the fishing scandal, sure we've had the chest scandal, sure there was

a little voting tweak scandal with Fat Bear Week, sure we've had those issues.

But now we have an issue with professional cornhole athletes.

I know.

So apparently a hashtag baggate.

Now if you're thinking to yourself, wait, there's professional cornhole, yeah, the American

cornhole league, okay, don't look at me like that.

And they had a national championship in South Carolina not too long ago.

Now we found out that the duo that won the American cornhole league national championship

is found to have used illegal bean bags, those bastards.

But the good thing was, is that S over their opponents.

So I guess it's okay, wait, yeah, don't worry about it.

It's sort of a disgrace, but there's some weight discrepancies in the bags.

Let the game continue, don't worry about it, it wasn't intentional, wait, it wasn't no.

So lighter and thinner bags apparently are easier to get in the hole.

And players have found different ways to, you know, skirt around the actual rules of

the cornhole association.

There's supposed to be resin filled bags, six by six, six inches by six inches, and weigh

approximately one pound.

Now it says here, there's supposed to weigh approximately 16 ounces, approximately, I mean,

we got to have better rules than that, right, put me in charge of the American cornhole

...