Fact #102: Lee Corso works for a pencil company

Popular ESPN college football analyst Lee Corso works year round for Dixon Ticonderoga, the company that makes the yellow No. 2 pencil that everyone in the world has used. He is the CEO's right hand man and says he throughly enjoys working in the pencil industry when not covering college football.

Fact #101: Greenland is (technically) the largest island on Earth

With 840,00 square miles of area, Greenland is considered the largest island in the world.

Australia is larger than Greenland, but is considered a continent.

Fact #100: The 100 Years' War actually lasted 116 years

This 14th and 15th century war eliminated over 2/3 of the French population.

Fact #99: Chocolate is made to melt in your mouth

Chocolate literally melts in your mouth because cocoa butter has a melting point just below the average human body temperature.

Melts in your mouth, not in your hand.

Fact #98: Some NFL facts for Super Bowl Sunday

With nearly $1 billion in annual revenues, the NFL is the the world's richest professional sports league.

The Colts were the first NFL team to have cheerleaders.

It's been reported that Ray Lewis' favorite song is "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins.

Fact #97: The average Virginian has $14K in debt

In a recently published survey, Virginians were the 9th highest debtors in America, oweing a little over $14,000 on average.

Fact #96: The cream in a Twinkie is not cream at all

The mysterious substance inside of a delicious Twinkie isn't really cream, it's mainly Crisco, a vegetable shortening.

Fact #95: The NBA is the most diverse professional sports league

The NBA recently received an "A" in diversity from the Institute for Diversity and Ethics and Sport. There are currently 86 international players from 40 countries playing in the NBA.

To the right: Ginobili of Argentina and Parker of France

Fact #94: Miami has hosted the Super Bowl more times than anyone else

Miami has hosted the Super bowl a record 10 times. Typically, the game is played in a warm climate, however, the 2014 game was awarded to NYC.

Fact #93: Nickelodeon show "Doug" was inspired by Richmond, Virginia

The locations in "Doug" are named after or inspired by Richmond and surrounding counties. Creator Jim Jenkins is from Richmond.