Our Story
Introducing Red Zone Corn Toss! The electrifying fusion of two American classics: football and cornhole. In this innovative game, players experience the thrill of both sports as they aim for victory. Picture the intensity of a football match combined with the precision of cornhole throws—all in one exhilarating package. Players strategize their throws, aiming for the coveted red zone targets while navigating obstacles reminiscent of a football field. Whether you are a die-hard football fan or a cornhole enthusiast, Red Zone Corn Toss offers an immersive experience like no other. Gather your team, hone your skills, and dominate the field in this dynamic blend of competition and camaraderie. Are you ready to step into the Red Zone?
Meet the Coaches
Meet the dedicated team behind Red Zone Corn Toss, where a passion for sports and a commitment to innovation come together to create unforgettable experiences.
Jim LaHam
Jim LaHam, a Wisconsin native and lifelong Packer and Badger fan, developed his love for sports from his father, a respected coach, Athletic Director, and ex-Marine. While attending Loyola University in New Orleans, he became a devoted Saints fan and even named the NBA team the New Orleans Jazz.
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A successful businessman, tax expert, consultant, and author of Business Wisdom and Financial Planning Revolutionized, Jim channeled his passion for sports into creating Red Zone Corn Toss, a football-inspired game that blends strategy and fun. (He also thinks soccer is pretty cool.)
Matt DiFebo
Matt DiFebo is an Assistant Professor of Practice and Director of Sport Business at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida.
In 2019, Matt founded FanSummit, LLC to deliver innovative revenue strategies and consulting services for sports and entertainment organizations. He previously launched IMG Learfield Ticket Solutions, generating over $350 million in ticket revenue and redefining collegiate ticket sales.
A University of Florida alumnus, Matt has held key roles with the Seattle Sonics, Seattle Storm, Tampa Bay Rays, and UCF, where he led record-breaking revenue growth.