Paul Finebaum is "very close" to leaving ESPN to jump into national politics, sources tell FOS. Finebaum, who is considering ...

Paul Finebaum didn’t exactly respond to reports that he’s “very close” to leaving ESPN for politics. Front Office Sports, ...

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 ...

ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum said Oklahoma faces a must-win matchup against Alabama to stay in the College Football Playoff ...

The longtime SEC Network host is reportedly ready to leave sports media behind for a 2026 Senate run as a Republican with ...

Finebaum is referring to Los Angeles. He noted that the Dodgers have won their second consecutive World Series, and fans are ...

Finebaum has a point, too. Of course, Sarkisian would rather his team go into Athens and come away with one of the most ...

More details have emerged regarding Paul Finebaum's rumored interest in running for a political position down South.

If ESPN's Paul Finebaum had his way, only the power conferences would be granted entry into the College Football Playoff.

USC was hoping to achieve the same level of luck and success it had previously experienced. In Year 1, Riley led the team to an 11-3 record and took USC to the Pac-12 Championship Game, although the ...

If anything happens outside of the Southeastern Conference or the Southeastern U.S. in general, will Paul Finebaum ever say anything positive about it? Based on his response to yesterday's big news ...

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 ...