College GameDay' great Lee Corso is always filmed with a pencil in hand, so what's the deal? It's kind of a funny story.

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If someone could bottle the feeling of watching Corso slip on a comically oversized mascot head and/or watching him commit an ...

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As announced in July 2024, College Board is transitioning most AP Exams to a digital format for the 2025 AP Exam ...

Over the past 30 years, he went 286-144 in 430 selections. During broadcasts, he would hold a No. 2 pencil, a slight plug for ...

Lee Corso leaves behind a towering legacy at ESPN and College GameDay, having created 38 years of iconic television moments ...

The legendary Lee Corso has been the face of ESPN’s College GameDay for longer than I’ve been alive. The former coach was ...

One of college football’s most recognizable faces is set to make a major change—just ahead of a milestone birthday.