Penn State proved it belonged with the best teams in the sport … but let a golden opportunity slip away. Winner or loser?

It appears SEC pundit Paul Finebaum had to eat his words the morning after Ohio State's 34-23 national championship win against Notre Dame. A long-time defender of the conference, Finebaum ...

Following the game, ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum spoke about the current state of college football. Finebaum was asked if the national title win cemented the Buckeyes' Ryan Day as the best head ...

ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum discussed the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff following Ohio State's 34-23 victory over Notre Dame. After the Buckeyes were crowned the national champions ...

Say what you will about Paul Finebaum, but the longtime college football personality has always been willing to tell it like it is. And when it comes to the current state of the sport he covers ...

In a 45-second video posted to X on Tuesday, Rhule used Paul Finebaum’s own words to roast the ESPN host. “Congratulations to [Ohio State] and [Ryan Day],” Rhule wrote alongside the video.

It took Ohio State winning a national championship for him to cave, but SEC Network host and ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum is finally willing to admit that the Big Ten is the best ...

While Ohio State and the Big Ten are basking in their success, the spotlight shifted to Paul Finebaum on Tuesday, as the longtime SEC advocate made a striking admission. "The Big Ten, at the ...

So credit to Paul Finebaum, who serves as as a bit of an avatar for the SEC, for being honest when put on the spot by Mike Greenberg on Tuesday's Get Up about the new state of play. "The Big Ten ...

The No. 8 seed Ohio State Buckeyes (13-2) are aiming to secure their ninth national championship. Meanwhile, the No. 7 seed Notre Dame Fighting Irish (14-1) are seeking their 12th title.

On Tuesday, ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum shared the two words he is currently using to describe Day after the national title game win, taking Day's Michigan game struggles into account. " ...