On "The Paul Finebaum Show," SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum said that if Venables doesn't improve next season, this could be the end of his career in Norman. "He needs a big season because he's ...

During "The Paul Finebaum Show," SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum expressed his views on the new playoff format, stating that he was not a fan of it. "I was fairly underwhelmed as well," Finebaum ...

Paul Finebaum believes the NCAA needs to take a page out of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell’s book if it hopes to fix some of its issues. “The NCAA is a disaster,” Finebaum said. “Everybody ...

For years, college football personality Paul Finebaum hasn't had a whole lot of good things to say about Notre Dame football. SEC this, Roll Tide that, Georgia Dawgs, and a yadda yadda yadda.

I needed to make sure that that record was clear." Now, SEC Network's Paul Finebaum has chimed in on the aftermath of what the allegations could cause for Kelly and the LSU program. “It’s a ...

A longtime sports radio host recently bought a mansion in Mountain Brook. According to public records, Paul A. Finebaum — longtime sports radio host, reporter, columnist and author — and his ...

One of those coaches, according to ESPN’s Paul Finebaum, is Ole Miss Rebels' Lane Kiffin. Finebaum has been critical of Kiffin's performance this past season, recently stating that he doesn't ...

Critics, including ESPN’s Paul Finebaum, have been quick to dissect the factors contributing to the SEC’s recent struggles. Appearing on Monday’s episode of McElroy and Cubelic in the ...

Scott Cochran told Paul Finebaum his former boss at Alabama is “fired up” for the former strength coach. Cochran, just recently named as head coach at West Alabama, appeared on “The Paul ...

We are back at Manning's in New Orleans getting ready for the Allstate Sugar Bowl between Georgia and Notre Dame, and we get instant reaction to Alabama's bowl game loss to Michigan from the SEC ...

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.