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Meanwhile, the Big Ten saw two teams advance to the semifinals in Ohio State and Penn State. The one program from the ...

Columnist Cedric Golden discusses Texas being a touchdown underdog to Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl on the Paul Finebaum Show ...

When ESPN surprisingly laid off Robert Griffin III in August, some thought that Paul Finebaum might have contributed ... “What I do know is that, when I’m on TV with somebody, I just feel ...

Paul Finebaum has enjoyed a distinguished journalism and media career in the Southeast as a sports columnist and radio and TV ...

The Pac-12 Conference has yet to strike a new media rights deal beyond 2024, and Paul Finebaum believes the league ... and viewership in the world of TV negotiations. Get the fastest scores ...

Paul is joined by Ced Golden from The Austin American-Statesman to talk about Texas' hopes after a tough home loss! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit ...

Paul Finebaum expressed his disappointment with Ohio State fans. This came after the Buckeyes' playoff game against Tennessee, where approximately 30,000 Volunteers fans attended, making up around 30% ...

Paul Finebaum has been in the radio business a long time, getting his start in the mid-1980s. He’s still going strong, hosting a four-hour daily show on ESPN Radio, The Paul Finebaum Show.

In the aftermath of that game, Paul Finebaum and Greg McElroy appeared on Get Up. There, they shared what they had seen from ...

Paul Finebaum helpfully laid out the stakes during an an appearance on Get Up. The college football pundit said that everything is on the line for Franklin, once again. "This would be just an ...

Pundits like Kirk Herbstreit blasted SMU and especially Indiana for blowout Playoff losses. But Alabama proved it wasn't worth arguing for.