Over the years, Paul Finebaum has become well known in the South and even the nation as a sports columnist and author, radio host and TV crew member of the “SEC Nation” on the SEC Network.

Paul Finebaum has another "I told you so" to add to the pile. ... I think I will pull out my last remaining hair out the next time a coach suggests Nick Saban as czar of college football.

Over the years, Paul Finebaum has become well known in the South and even the nation as a sports columnist and author, radio host and TV crew member of the “SEC Nation” on the SEC Network. But ...

No, this isn't an April Fool’s joke, and no, you didn’t accidentally click on The Onion. Paul Finebaum—the longtime SEC megaphone and frequent Clemson skeptic—just said something nice ...

Longtime ESPN commentator Paul Finebaum has remained a driving force of the company’s SEC coverage thanks to his charismatic personality and bold takes over the years. But could those skills ...

Over the years, Paul Finebaum has become well known in the South and even the nation as a sports columnist and author, radio host and TV crew member of the “SEC Nation” on the SEC Network.

What would you call the opposite of fireworks? Whatever it is, that's exactly what we get when Paul Finebaum and Lane Kiffin are in a room together. These dudes go way back, but not in a good way ...

ESPN personality Paul Finebaum has had his fair share of hilarious callers, amazing moments and epic rants on his daily SEC Network show. During one of his shows this week, a caller's cat ...

Paul Finebaum came out swinging Monday, a day after half of the NCAA Tournament’s Final Four is populated by SEC teams. The SEC Network’s analyst’s targets were all the critics of the ...

Paul Finebaum and ESPN have agreed on a multi-year contract extension, it was announced Thursday. Finebaum will continue his role as the host of “The Paul Finebaum Show” and as a commentator ...

Paul Finebaum has another "I told you so" to add to the pile. ... I think I will pull out my last remaining hair out the next time a coach suggests Nick Saban as czar of college football.

Over the years, Paul Finebaum has become well known in the South and even the nation as a sports columnist and author, radio host and TV crew member of the “SEC Nation” on the SEC Network.