The 2024-25 college football season marked the introduction of the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff. But after ...

ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum joined McElroy ... to continue their careers in Seattle. Finebaum was asked about his thoughts on the recent changes taking place at Alabama, he ...

SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum suffered a medical emergency live on the air during Tuesday's show, but an ESPN spokesperson says there's nothing to worry about with the 61-year-old mouthpiece ...

This team needs some rest mentally, needs a little time off." Finebaum, a college football analyst for ESPN, felt Smart's comment was in bad taste. “I think everybody knows my affinity for Kirby ...

Paul Finebaum has doubts that former Oklahoma Sooners ... Given the struggles the Auburn program has had at the quarterback position in recent times, Arnold undoubtedly represents a swing for ...

And the media has pounced on the Ohio State head coach, with SEC Network host and analyst Paul Finebaum leading the charge. On Matt Barrie’s podcast, Paul Finebaum slammed Day for his “idiotic ...

Paul Finebaum didn’t like what he heard from Kirby Smart after Georgia’s win over Texas in Saturday’s SEC Championship Game. While their spot in the College Football Playoff was generally ...

Paul Finebaum shared his thoughts on the upcoming College Football Playoff quarterfinal between Texas and Arizona State.

The Pac-12 Conference has yet to strike a new media rights deal beyond 2024, and Paul ... get the latest on your team today. "Television networks are like folks on Wall Street," Finebaum said.

The field for the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff has been revealed. Sunday was for seeing the bracket and allowing a bunch of coaches who lost three games this season to cry foul that ...

Tuesday night, the latest college football rankings were released on ESPN and the decision to have PSU at No. 4 isn’t going well with a big voice in college football. SEC advocate Paul Finebaum ...

One of the spasms that seems to have overcome ESPN's morning shows in recent months is the ubiquity of gimmicky segments with cute names. One example: college football guru Paul Finebaum's "Paul ...