SEC Network Host Paul Finebaum Admits Big Ten Currently Owns College Football
After Ohio State won the national championship on Monday SEC Network host Paul Finebaum admitted that the Big Ten is the top ...
ESPN’s Paul Finebaum on the SEC’s failures and why Ohio State will pound Notre Dame in CFP
The Paul Finebaum Show on SEC Network, broadcast live each day from Charlotte, fills four hours daily with rabid fans and ...
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Paul Finebaum Names Star QB Who the NFL 'Didn't Want Any Part Of'
The 2024 college football season will conclude on Monday night when the No. 7 seed Notre Dame Fighting Irish (14-1) face the No. 8 seed Ohio State Buckeyes (13-2) in the national championship game.
Paul Finebaum Makes 2-Word Declaration on Ryan Day's Michigan Struggles After Title Game Win
On Tuesday, ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum shared the two words he is currently using to describe Day after the national title ...
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Paul Finebaum lauds "40,000" Tennessee fans but rips Volunteers' on-field performance against Ohio State
The ninth-seeded Tennessee Volunteers faced the eighth-seeded Ohio State Buckeyes in the first round of the College Football Playoff last week. While the game was expected to be close, it was ...
Paul Finebaum hits reality check for Notre Dame’s chances vs. Ohio State
The College Football Playoff national championship between Ohio State and Notre Dame has Paul Finebaum doubting.
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Paul Finebaum labels Ohio State 'the bad guys on the street' ahead of CFP national title game
Paul Finebaum called Ohio State "the bad guys on the street" in Monday's College Football Playoff National Championship Game ...
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Paul Finebaum openly admits he never would have expected Notre Dame in the national title
Paul Finebaum recently admitted that he is surprised that Notre Dame was able to make the national championship game.
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ESPN’s Paul Finebaum on the SEC’s failures and why Ohio State will pound Notre Dame in CFP
Deep in a Charlotte TV studio, churning out 20 hours worth of live national television every week, a man named Paul Finebaum sits at his desk and helps spin the college football world on its axis.