Sports talk radio has a tendency to attract some eccentric personalities who are usually very invested in the teams they root for and the shows they ...

The Paul Finebaum Show’s callers are a special group, and “Vance from Georgia” became the latest in a long line of memorable ...

Every analyst has a few takes they hope don’t get thrown back in their face once a season falls apart. Paul Finebaum might be dealing with one of those right now. Back in early August, the longtime ...

Long noted as a champion of all things SEC, ESPN personality Paul Finebaum swallowed some bitter medicine on ESPN's First Take, Finebaum admitted that the league is in big trouble in terms of its ...

ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum has never been one to shy away from sharing his opinion, and during an appearance on "Get Up" Tuesday morning, he didn’t hold back when discussing new LSU ...

Well, folks, hell has officially frozen over. ESPN’s Paul Finebaum has waved the white flag in terms of defending the SEC. This morning, on ESPN’s First Take, the voice of the SEC decided it was time ...

One of the bigger stories to come out of this college football postseason has been the Southeastern Conference's performance, and whether the SEC has lost its seat on the throne as the sport's top ...

The mighty SEC has fallen on hard times. And even Paul Finebaum is ready to throw in the towel. The legendary Alabama radio host and sports media personality has become the national face of the ...

Paul Finebaum incorrectly chose Alabama to win over Indiana in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal Thursday, and the Hoosiers made him pay for it. Longtime Indiana broadcaster Don Fischer called ...

While Finebaum was ultimately proven wrong, Hoosiers radio announcer Don Fischer decided to rub it in with the Hoosiers maintaining a 28-point lead. “31-3 over the Crimson Tide,” Fischer said. "What ...

There's not much else to say other than the Alabama showing at the Rose Bowl didn't even come close to living up to the Crimson Tide standard. Was that one of the worst losses in program history?