Seth Emerson, Senior CFB Writer for The Athletic joins the show to discuss Dabo Swinney growing with the times and more. Paul talks about Kevin Clark's experience yesterday with the Finebaum ...

The longtime sports talk radio host has been highly critical of one head coach, in particular, in recent years, and has ...

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 many ways, Nick Saban's retirement was the worst thing that could've happened to Paul Finebaum's radio show. For years, the Alabama head coach's dynasty had given Finebaum endless opportunities for ...

When Paul Finebaum was asked what the expectations for the Texas Longhorns and Arch Manning should be, he set a high bar.

Paul Finebaum fiercely disagreed with Florida State Seminoles quarterback Thomas Castellanos. The ESPN radio host took a ...

Paul Finebaum was warned about former Tennessee player Grant Frerking’s financial scams so that he wouldn’t have him on his SEC Network show anymore.

Paul Finebaum began his media career as a newspaper journalist, then moved into hosting a radio talk show. He moved to Charlotte in 2013, preparing to become the face of ESPN’s SEC Network.

Penn State comes into this season as one of the top contenders both in the Big Ten and for the College Football Playoff. It’s ...

ESPN hired Finebaum in 2013 to host the "Paul Finebaum Show" on the new SEC Network, which is simulcast on ESPN Radio. Finebaum admitted he is not as tough on college coaches as he once was ...

Paul Finebaum isn’t shy about sharing his opinions. The longtime journalist has been paid to do it for decades at ESPN, and this week he’ll do it again while giving a lecture on the University ...

Kevin Clark, host of the This is Football podcast fills in for Paul. Blake Toppmeyer, Senior National CFB Columnist for USA Today joins the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit ...