| CAREER HONORS AND AWARDS |
| 2023 SEASON |
| CAA Football First Team Offense |
| 2022 SEASON |
| CAA Football Second Team Offense |
| Stats Perform FCS Preseason All-America First Team |
| Athlon Sports FCS Preseason All-American |
| CAA Football Preseason All-Conference Team |
| 2021 SEASON |
| Associated Press FCS All-America Second Team |
| Stats Perform FCS All-America Second Team |
| CAA Football First Team Offense |
| CAA Football Preseason All-Conference Team |
| 2020 (SPRING 2021) SEASON |
| CAA Football First Team Offense |
| ACADEMIC HONORS |
| CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll |
Fall 2018, Spring 2019, Fall 2019, Fall 2021, Spring 2023, Fall 2023 |
| PhillySIDA Academic All-Area Team |
2022, 2023 |
| Athletic Director's Honor Roll |
Fall 2018, Spring 2019, Fall 2023 |
Villanova: One of the top offensive linemen in the CAA … Was a second team All-America selection on the Wildcats offensive line in 2021 … Plays the game with toughness and great intensity ... Will help anchor the Wildcats offensive line as a starter at guard.
2022: Named second team All-CAA…Started nine of the 11 games at offensive guard…Missed two games due to injury.
2021: Named a second team All-American by both the
Associated Press and
Stats Perform … First team All-CAA performer … Started 12 games at left guard and was one of the top performers on a Wildcats offensive line that gave up just 14 sacks all year … Villanova ranked second in the CAA with 30.1 points per game and 380.0 yards of total offense per contest … The offense topped 200 rushing yards in a game five times, scored 22 rushing touchdowns and averaged 170.0 yards per game on the ground;
Lehigh (9/4): Helped the Wildcats rush for 275 yards and amass 506 yards of total offense in a 47-3 victory in the season opener;
Bucknell (9/11): Villanova topped 200 rushing yards in its home opener for the second straight game and did not give up a sack in a 55-3 win;
Rhode Island (10/23): Contributed to a 44-0 win in which the Wildcats recorded season highs of 297 rushing yards and 511 yards of total offense;
Elon (11/6): Villanova tallied a 35-0 road victory;
Stony Brook (11/23): Helped the Wildcats rush for 275 yards and two touchdowns while not allowing a sack in a 33-14 win.
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2020 (Spring 2021): Earned first team All-CAA honors in his first season as a starter … Started all four games at center … The offensive line helped Villanova average 398.2 yards of total offense per game, including 208.2 rushing yards per contest and 190.0 passing yards per game … Villanova rushed for over 200 yards twice in the four-game season and surpassed 300 rushing yards once … The offensive line gave up just three sacks in four games while helping the Wildcats average 29.2 points per contest;
Rhode Island (3/13): Villanova rushed for a season-high 321 yards and had four rushing touchdowns while amassing 437 yards of total offense in its home opener;
Maine (4/3): The offensive line helped the Wildcats post 428 yards of total offense, including 232 rushing yards and a season-high five rushing touchdowns.
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2019: Saw playing time in five games as a backup on the offensive line … Played against Lehigh, Bucknell, James Madison, LIU and Delaware …
Lehigh (9/7): The offensive line helped the Wildcats run for 227 yards in the home opener;
at Bucknell (9/14): Villanova rushed for 262 yards and two touchdowns in a win over the Bison;
Delaware (11/23): In the annual ‘Battle of the Blue’ game the offense produced a season-high 589 total yards (211 rushing, 378 passing) and scored eight touchdowns … The offensive line did not give up any sacks to the opposition for the fourth time during the season.
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2018: Played as a backup on the offensive line and saw playing time against Bucknell and Richmond;
Bucknell (9/22): Made his collegiate debut on a night when Villanova had 609 yards of total offense, including surpassing 300 yards on the ground and through the air in the same game for the first time since 1999;
at Richmond (11/3): Appeared as a reserve in a 45-21 road win for the Wildcats … Villanova amassed 427 yards of total offense in the game.
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Mount Saint Joseph High School: Earned three varsity letters in football, two in rugby and one in indoor track & field … First team All-MIAA performer in football … First team All-Metro selection and a Big 33 pick … Named a BTC All-Star … NFF Scholar-Athlete and MSJ Scholar-Athlete.
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Personal: Born 4/23/00 … Older of two children of Tony and Trisha Corbi … Father played football at Towson.
