Papcke/Pugh win the national championship of corn hole for the third year in a row, a breakdown

In the championship round of the national cornhole tournament, Cory Culpepper and Patty Pugh are looking to capture their third straight title. The young challenger steps up first and tosses her bag, missing the target completely. "Oh, so far!" exclaims the announcer. Culpepper then steps up and successfully lands her bag on the board, the crowd erupting in cheers. The challenger steps up again, this time delivering a solid shot that blocks Culpepper's bag. "She's happy with it," the announcer notes. Culpepper then pushes her bag in, putting the challenger in the lead. "Now the young girls are in the lead," the announcer says, "but she's not happy with her shot." Culpepper, the reigning two-time champion, then knocks in two of her own bags, regaining the lead. "Wow, good shot there," the announcer praises. Culpepper's teammate enthusiastically congratulates her, saying "Good job, good job, good job." The crowd, which the announcer notes was "barely watching" earlier, is now fully engaged in the nail-biting conclusion. The challenger faces a crucial decision - she can drop her bag on the board for one point, securing the win and Culpepper and Pugh's third straight national title. But that risky play could also result in her bag falling in, tying the score and forcing the match to continue. "The drama, the crowd going wild," the announcer exclaims. "Can't take their eyes off the Johnsonville Devour 'Ems board." Culpepper and Pugh ultimately emerge victorious, beating the 14 challengers to claim their third consecutive national cornhole championship.