"I would start with unlimited transferring where there's no rhyme or reason to being able to hold onto a player," Finebaum said. "Then that enters into the second part of it which is the money ...

The "Greatest of All-Time" or G.O.A.T. debates are among the most passionate discussions among sports fans. In the NBA, this debate is particularly heated, with analysts like Stephen A. Smith ...

Known for his sharp critiques, Paul Finebaum has turned his attention to the Georgia football program this offseason. He has extended his criticisms beyond offensive coordinator Mike Bobo ...

Paul Finebaum, radio and ESPN television personality, gets ready to speak on television near activities outside the Superdome, before of the College Football Playoff National Championship game in ...

Now that Texas coach Steve Sarkisian has officially named Arch Manning the starter, the college football world can't wait until the Manning-era begins in earnest in August when the Longhorns visit ...

Several teams were disappointed, particularly those that did not win the national championship trophy at the end of the 2024 college football season. "I don’t feel great because I do think ...

In a discussion on "Always College Football," Paul Finebaum joined Greg McElroy to share his thoughts on Georgia's performance. Finebaum expressed that he believed the Bulldogs had taken a step ...

There's now discussion about potentially expanding the playoff. ESPN's Paul Finebaum addressed this topic on his show, "The Paul Finebaum Show." He mentioned that if an expansion were to occur ...

College football analyst Paul Finebaum says he does not feel great about the future of Georgia football. The college football offseason is typically a time of year when critics rise to the surface ...

However, following the conclusion of the season, media personalities like Paul Finebaum have been discussing how to enhance the sport moving forward. During an episode of "The Paul Finebaum Show ...

The college football landscape may be significantly changing after nearly two decades of the SEC's dominance. Big Ten schools have won the last two national championships, and no SEC team has made ...