SMU found themselves on the playoff bubble. In the end, they secured their spot as the last team to qualify and faced Penn ...

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Penn State Nittany Lions are getting ready for the Orange Bowl on Thursday night, which ...

During ESPN's "Get Up," college football analyst Paul Finebaum was aaked who, between the two coaches, Ryan Day of Ohio State ...

Friday's Cotton Bowl Classic between Ohio State and Texas could be the biggest game of the year as two of the most historic ...

The Georgia Bulldogs' quest for a national championship ended abruptly on Thursday night with their loss to Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff. Georgia was beaten at its own game, as Notre ...

To ESPN college football guru Paul Finebaum, the blame for Georgia's misplaced aggression was on offensive coordinator Mike Bobo, the former Bulldogs quarterback who has been tight with coach ...

Paul Finebaum may be a fixture for loud opinions, but his distasteful attitude surrounding the decision-making in the format of the College Football Playoff is hard to ignore. Following the epic ...

And after a College Football Playoff that saw all four top seeds eliminated in their respective first game(s), Paul Finebaum is calling for change. Finebaum calling for change in college football?

It was a strange choice at the time and indefenisble in retrospect. Paul Finebaum reliably ripped the toxic aggressiveness during a Get Up hit on Friday morning. "It was just a terrible call in ...

The SEC's favorite commentator is back at it again, just after it looked as if he had turned over a new leaf. For one brief, beautiful moment, it seemed as though iconic SEC Network commentator ...

Finebaum addressed Leavitt's comments on Get Up, saying, "Sam, you're not gonna prove you're the better quarterback. I applaud the confidence, but this isn't going to happen." Finebaum's renewed ...

Finebaum seemed somewhat dismayed when asked about this possibility following the quarterfinal outcomes. "This would really completely change the paradigm of college football... if it's two Big ...