This Arkansas native hates losing and wears his emotions on his sleeve. Whether it's anger, sadness or laughter, you never have to wonder what Brandon is feeling. Brandon loves meeting new people and insists that he's very open-minded with people who are different than him. He'll have plenty of chances to prove that when he meets The Challenge's colorful cast of competitors!
Cutthroat[]
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Last seen getting disqualified for drinking a beer before an Exile on Fresh Meat II, Brandon is convinced that his performance will speak for itself this time around. He confidently explains, "You don't have to get into the politics of backstabbing, lying to people, and cutting deals. I think you can just play the game as hard as you can." That's all well and good, but the name of this game is Cutthroat! Although Brandon isn't Fresh Meat anymore, it sounds like this Arkansas native still has a lot to learn about The Challenge.
Rivals[]
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The self-described "whipping-boy" during Cutthroat, Brandon was constantly sent into the Gulag elimination round. Brandon promises, "I was used and abused by my team. But on this Challenge, I'm definitely going to play the political game differently." This Fresh Meat II fan favorite has etched out a reputation as a solid, likable player. But when he's paired up with his worst enemy -- a notorious hothead -- will Brandon be able to keep his cool?
Battle of the Seasons (2012)[]
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Our seven Real World teams got a rude awakening when Team Fresh Meat arrived as the "surprise" team on Battle of the Seasons. Brandon, Camila, Eric, and Cara Maria bring toughness and experience to the table, but could their late entrance to the game be a disadvantage? As Cara Maria explains, "Being the surprise team, all it does is single us out, there is nothing good about it." Camila arrives in Turkey fresh off her victory in Battle of the Exes, while Eric went a long way toward shedding his "Big Easy" nickname, losing 70 lbs since his last Challenge appearance. "People wanted to use my size against me and let's just see what people want to say about me now," he boasts. Armed with newfound confidence, Eric unexpectedly finds love with one of the game's biggest divas. Rounding out the team is two-time finalist Cara Maria and veteran Brandon, who hopes to redeem himself after making an early exit on Rivals. "For whatever reason, I always get the short end of the stick when it comes to a team or a partner. I'm back to try to prove that I can lead a team to a Final," Brandon declares. Will Fresh Meat's social game measure up to their muscle? Or will drama derail this dysfunctional bunch?
Free Agents[]
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Hampered by poor teams and partners in the past, Free Agents could be Brandon's best chance for a win. Brandon explains, "I may be the unluckiest person on these Challenges. I always find a way to be on the short end of the stick." A former college football player, Brandon hopes this individual game will give him the opportunity to show he's a legitimate athletic threat. Political maneuvering has never been Brandon's forte, and he believes Free Agents can transform his weakness into a strength, "Not having to worry about kissing ass in the house or being somebody's friend, it doesn't matter. You put it all on the field and that's how I live life." Will Brandon finally emerge as a force to be reckoned with?
Brandon was flown to Mexico with the initial cast of All Stars 2 to serve as an alternate in case anybody was disqualified. He was eventually sent home after being unused.
Trivia[]
Brandon, Josh Martinez, Shane Landrum, and Tyri Ballard-Brown share the record for the most seasons played by a male contestant without reaching a Final Challenge, with seven each.
