Tennessee’s path back to the College Football Playoff may come down to two critical factors: quarterback play and a defensive turnaround.

Paul Finebaum weighs in on whether Trinidad Chambliss made the right call returning to Ole Miss Rebels football for 2026.

The Paul Finebaum Show thrives on heated debates, wild takes, and die-hard SEC callers. But even the host, Finebaum, was caught off guard in the latest episode. A fan phoned in despite dealing with an ...

The program that defined college football in the 21st century finds itself on the outside looking in at the playoff right now ...

During ESPN’s “Get Up” show on Wednesday morning, Paul Finebaum was asked who won the offseason in college football, and his answer was one LSU football fans should be excited to hear. “Lane Kiffin.

Paul Finebaum has long been one of college football’s most polarizing voices, earning his reputation through decades as a radio host, columnist and television analyst. Now a prominent figure on ESPN ...

A historic college football campaign has concluded with a perfect 16-0 record and a national championship trophy for a program that had not tasted such glory in nearly 140 years. The unprecedented run ...

Paul Finebaum ranked No. 7 in Barrett Media’s Top 20 National Sports Radio Shows of 2025. Executives judged shows on quality, originality, relevance, distribution and audience connection. Finebaum ...

College football rules seem made to be broken in the current day. But with an ongoing fracas about some purported tampering, that could all be changing. Many voices in the current media seem pleased ...

SEC Network's Paul Finebaum relives the morning of the first time Pat Summitt's Lady Vols were ranked No. 1 and highlights her tremendous impact on the game.

A caller on The Paul Finebaum Show decided to stay on the line and talk college football despite a tree falling through his house just minutes earlier. On Tuesday’s episode, host Paul Finebaum ...

Indiana football was a touchdown favorite heading into Thursday's Rose Bowl against Alabama. But listening to ESPN's college football personalities (except Indiana resident Pat McAfee) in the build-up ...