Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman has a chance to make significant history Monday night in the national championship game.

Paul Finebaum seems to be channeling his inner Joel Klatt — or perhaps it’s the other way around. The oft-controversial ESPN college football personality recently echoed Klatt’s call to ...

NIL and the transfer portal have taken over college football. Rarely do players remain at a school as a role-playing backup; instead, they leave for starting positions. While Colorado and Texas A ...

Paul Finebaum: "I led the Alabama parade to get them into the playoffs… on the first day of the new year, I'm surrendering. I am waiving the white flag. Forget Alabama!" pic.twitter.com ...

Soon after, Beck committed to the Miami Hurricanes. On "The Paul Finebaum Show," SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum commented on Beck's decision, stating that Beck recognized the need for a change.

Paul Finebaum has been a prominent figure in college football, particularly within the SEC, for many years. Whether he is ...

The luck of the Irish is about to run out as Notre Dame faces Ohio State in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game, according to Paul Finebaum. The long-time college football ...

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.

These days, ESPN’s Paul Finebaum is having a hard time handling the fact that there won’t be an SEC team in the national championship game for the second straight year. Ohio State and Notre ...

SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum expressed these concerns on "The Paul Finebaum Show" earlier this week. He believes Venables' status with the Sooners depends on what happens in the 2025 season.

Paul Finebaum's lack of enthusiasm was evident during Saturday morning's appearance on "The Matt Barrie Show," following Ohio State's 28-14 win over Texas, which secured its spot in the national ...

"Things need to be consistent." ESPN's Paul Finebaum had a similar take during "First Take" on Wednesday. The college football pundit claimed the Fighting Irish were arrogant for not joining a ...