You'll hear "Rocky Top." You might smell cigar smoke. And you might see Blake Shelton. What to expect for Alabama-Tennessee.

If there’s one thing that’s certain, it’s that ESPN college football analyst and SEC expert Paul Finebaum is not a fan of the Ohio State Buckeyes — or at least their fanbase. Finebaum often picks ...

ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum was back on the network’s top morning shows Tuesday following accusations that he’s been benched over comments he made on a conservative radio program about ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Conflicting reports have swirled around longtime ESPN personality Paul Finebaum following his public contemplation of a U.S. Senate run in Alabama. The situation escalated after ...

Are Paul Finebaum’s political aspirations hurting his day job? Finebaum, an ESPN talent since August 2013, has been pulled from some of his regular appearances on the network, Outkick’s Clay Travis ...

(Updated: On Tuesday, Oct. 7, Paul Finebaum returned to ESPN for his regular hits on “Get Up” and “First Take.”) Paul Finebaum has been removed from all ESPN appearances by parent company Disney. The ...

Paul Finebaum says he's thinking about running for U.S. Senate seat in Alabama as a Republican. Finebaum, a college football media personality, earns attention for his hot takes, but he's also a ...

Paul Finebaum’s hot takes are legendary, but they are not his super skill. Nor is it his quick-wittedness that could give Judge Judy a run for her money. Finebaum’s ability to listen and make people ...

Paul Finebaum dons many hats. He is a sports author, television and radio personality, and former columnist. He was born on July 26 in Memphis, Tennessee, in the United States and has been a ...

SEC Network host Paul Finebaum revealed in a new interview that ESPN “killed” a planned interview with President Donald Trump in 2019. Finebaum told Outkick’s Clay Travis, in an interview set to be ...

For more than a decade in the 1930s and early 1940s, Americans gathered around the radio every Sunday night to hear President Franklin Delano Roosevelt hold forth on the issues of the day. These ...