Perhaps, most pressingly, why does Lee Corso always hold a pencil ... an executive for Dixon Ticonderoga. He made Lee the director of business development for the company in 1992.

He has also spent years as an executive for Dixon Ticonderoga, the Florida company behind the No. 2 pencil that Corso is always seen with on camera. ESPN has yet to decide which game the network ...

When Corso whipped out his Ticonderoga No. 2 pencil or dropped a “not so fast ... championship with our podcast team, including my co-host Chris Vannini. The GameDay crew was on site for ...

Corso’s story also intersects with an unusual side chapter: his offseason work with Dixon Ticonderoga, the pencil company behind the yellow No. 2 pencil he held on set. That business ...

Corso held a No. 2 pencil for most segments; in the offseason, Corso was the director of business development for Dixon Ticonderoga, which makes the famous yellow pencils. "Lee Corso has developed a ...

If your company of choice is Mike Greenberg ... and worked as an executive at a No. 2 pencil manufacturer (Dixon Ticonderoga). That day will come Aug. 30, at a site to be determined.

Corso spends his offseason as Director of Business Development for Dixon Ticonderoga pencil company). But Corso suffered a stroke back in 2009, and in recent years fans have been increasingly saddened ...

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In the offseason, Corso has served as director of business development for Dixon Ticonderoga. The company is well-known for its No. 2 pencil, which Corso held countless times on the College GameDay ...

President Donald Trump says coming hard times may mean parents don't buy their children 30 dolls and 250 pencils. This is the ...