Paul Finebaum believes Texas is the favorite to win the 2025-26 national championship. Finebaum cited Arch Manning's potential, along with Texas' success in the transfer portal and a favorable ...

Paul Finebaum of the SEC Network and Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin have had a longstanding feud that spans over a decade.. It all began when Kiffin was the head coach of the USC Trojans ...

Finebaum may have doubts about Franklin, but he believes in Penn State's potential this season. Recently, he mentioned that the Nittany Lions are not receiving enough attention as a contender for ...

Every season, several college football coaches find themselves on the hot seat. However, some coaches, many of whom are believed to be under pressure, don’t seem to face any from their universities.

SEC college football analyst Paul Finebaum has a clear favorite for the national championship. In an interview with Mike Greenberg on ESPN's show "Get Up," Finebaum agreed the Texas Longhorns ...

College football analyst Paul Finebaum has expressed his worries for the Georgia Bulldogs 2025 college football season.

Paul Finebaum Reveals Major SEC Change No Longer a Sure Thing Amid Growing Pushback . Author: Jaron Spor. Jun 1, 2025 2:52 PM EDT. In this story: College Football.

Nonetheless, during an episode of "The Paul Finebaum Show," he was asked to predict the Tar Heels' performance for the 2025 season. Finebaum expressed optimism about North Carolina’s prospects ...

It’s time for Bill Belichick to fire his girlfriend,” Finebaum said on ESPN’s Get Up program. “Listen, I’m happy for them, but North Carolina hired him because he’s a great coach, not ...

A key factor in their success was redshirt freshman quarterback LaNorris Sellers. He passed for 2,534 yards, recorded 18 touchdowns, and threw seven interceptions while completing 65.6% of his passes.

College football analyst Paul Finebaum has ignited a firestorm of excitement among Texas Longhorns fans with a bold prediction about quarterback Arch Manning. In a recent statement highlighted by ...

Finebaum's pessimistic outlook prompted McElroy to ask if this signaled the end of an even playing field for mid-major programs. "Greg, no one will ever admit that, but you're 100 percent correct.