KCBS Team Bios
RUB WON OUT
Year Started: 2010
Members:
MICK CHESSOR
Separated by 4 years and 400 miles,and brought together by a passion for BBQ. Brothers-in-law Mick Chessor of Centerville Tn and Blaine Morgan of Peachtree City Ga. make up the team Rub Won Out.
Although new to the competition BBQ circuit,they have been honing their skills to the delight of friends and family for years. Mick heads up the ribs and brisket,while Blaine takes the lead on pork and chicken. These brothers-in-law and brothers in smoke are looking forward to "Rubbing out" the compition this season...
Hometown:
State: TN
Country: US
Most wins in a year:
Biggest Wins: After 1 comp we have an 8th place walk in brisket at High on the Hog in Winchester TN . 3rd place ribs Young Harris GA.. 10th place brisket. 3rd place chicken and 1st place peoples choice award in New Palestine IN. We competed in Lewisburg at the goat festival and walked away Reserve Grand Champions. we placed 10th in ribs 7th in chicken and 1st place in brisket with a score of 180
Sponsors: Still looking for one if interested email me at mickchessor@gmail.com
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