CAREER HONORS AND AWARDS
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)
Athletic Director's Honor Roll (Fall 2018, Spring 2019)

Villanova: Consensus preseason All-American entering the 2022 season … Was a second team All-America selection on the Wildcats offensive line last year … Plays the game with great intensity … Has outstanding lineman skills … Will help anchor the Wildcats offensive line.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Personal: Born 4/23/00 … Older of two children of Tony and Trisha Corbi … Father played football at Towson.

Michael Corbi