Paul Finebaum has been the face of ESPN's SEC Network since 2013 but has been a part of sports media for the better part of ...

The three-loss aspect is what sent this debate over the edge. "Are you ok with a three-loss team in the tournament, if its ...

A source says Finebaum will decide after the college football season. The post Paul Finebaum ‘Very Close’ to Leaving ESPN ...

Paul Finebaum dropped some serious words on Curt Cignetti following Week 9 game which brought out some laughs after his previous comments. Indiana Hoosiers are undefeated this season under coach Curt ...

LSU shocked the college football world with the firing of Brian Kelly on Sunday, Oct. 26. Kelly was ousted following a 49-25 drubbing to Texas A&M at home, which saw Tigers fans demand the firing of ...

Paul Finebaum, who once called Indiana a “fraud,” now says the Hoosiers are the biggest surprise of the 2025 college football season after their rise to No. 3 in the AP poll. The No. 3 Indiana ...

SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum already has his ideal Florida candidate hand-picked, believes a certain hire could produce a national championship for the Gators SEC Nation host Paul Finebaum stares ...

The Indiana Hoosiers are the talk of the town right now. Curt Cignetti has guided his boys through eight unbeaten games. They are now firmly in discussions for both the Big Ten championship and the ...

ESPN talking head Paul Finebaum has run out of patience with Clemson Tigers' head football coach Dabo Swinney. Swinney had become a college football legend at Clemson, leading the Tigers to national ...

ESPN personality Paul Finebaum weighed in on Indiana's massive move in extending Curt Cignetti's contract. With an eight year deal that jumps Cignetti's average annual salary to $11.6 million, IU made ...

The LSU Tigers entered Week 9 ranked No. 20, with a clear opportunity to get their season back on track against No. 3 Texas A&M at home. After leading 18-14 at halftime, however, LSU was dominated in ...

While Kiffin has had remarkable success in Oxford, Mississippi, LSU and Florida are arguably two of the best head coaching positions in college football — let alone the SEC — with both programs ...