Dan Corbin (2020) - JMU Athletics Hall of Fame - James Madison University Athletics

Dan Corbin

Induction:
2020
Class:
1983

Dan Corbin etched his name all over the JMU record book, capping his standout wrestling career with 112 total victories, the most in program history at the time. That mark still stands as the second-most career wins, trailing only 2000 JMU Hall of Fame inductee Jeff "Peanut" Bowyer's 125. Corbin competed at the NCAA Championships as both a junior (81-82) and senior (82-83), winning his weight class title at the Virginia Intercollegiate Championship in each of his four collegiate seasons. An incredibly versatile competitor, Corbin either won state collegiate titles or notched top-two NCAA regional finishes in all three of the 167-pound, 177-pound and 190-pound weight classes in his career. In all, he was named JMU's Most Outstanding Wrestler in three of his four seasons, finishing second only as a sophomore to 2012 Hall of Fame Inductee Paul Morina, and added NCAA Eastern Regional titles as both a junior and senior.