Paul Finebaum

2 months ago | dawnofthedawg.com | Trevor Michael |Paul Finebaum

Should Georgia fire Mike Bobo? One of the biggest college football personalities that regularly finds a way to get on Georgia football fan's nerves is Paul Finebaum. Finebaum hosts his own college football show and is known for being one of the biggest college football analysts and reporters when it comes to the SEC. One would assume that since Finebaum is a big SEC guy that he would have a lot of nice things to say about Georgia after all the success they've had in recent years.

Dec 10, 2024 | dawnofthedawg.com | Paul Finebaum |Trevor Michael

Paul Finebaum is once again complaining about something Georgia did. By Trevor Michael | 9:00 AM ESTThe celebrations on the field were amazing to witness after Georgia football took down Texas in the SEC Championship game in overtime. And while there are many moments that stood out and are worth mentioning, the moment that went the most viral by far was when Kirby Smart called out SEC commissioner Greg Sankey directly to his face.

Nov 20, 2024 | chopchat.com | Paul Finebaum |Taylor Devers

Paul Finebaum and Greg McElroy were right about Florida State... By Taylor Devers | 8:00 AM ESTFlorida State has had an awful play in 2024, where they sit with a 1-9 record. Most individuals (other than ESPN's Paul Finebaum and Greg McElroy) thought that the Seminoles could have a chance to win the conference and make the College Football Playoff.

Sep 9, 2024 | myrtlebeachonline.com | Paul Finebaum

The SEC’s most prominent talking head isn’t feeling ESPN’s decision to send “College GameDay” to Columbia for the South Carolina-LSU football game in Week 3.

Aug 26, 2024 | yardbarker.com | Paul Finebaum

Colorado continues to be one of the biggest stories in college football, and most of that concerns their head coach, Deion Sanders. Sanders is the star of college football, and even though his first season at Colorado resulted in four wins after winning their first three games, he still talks like he’s the best thing in the sport. Last week, the former cornerback banned a Denver columnist from asking questions at his press conferences.