On "The Matt Barrie Show," SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum stated that he believes head coach Dabo Swinney should not be fired for his performance this season, but he should explore other job opportunities.

One historic college football program has had a major fall from being a perennial contender. Paul Finebaum thinks it is time for a 2-time national champ to take a new job.

On Tuesday, the first College Football Playoff rankings of the season will be released. During an appearance on The Matt Barrie Show, ESPN’s Paul Finebaum revealed which team he believes will be atop the debut rankings.

Paul Finebaum reacted to the Brian Kelly situation after LSU's blowout home loss to Texas A&M, calling it DEFCON 1 for the Tigers head coach.

Week 10 was brutal to several teams, and ESPN personality Paul Finebaum sees the week as knocking a top program out of College Football Playoff contention. Whil

ESPN’s Paul Finebaum isn’t calling for Dabo Swinney to be fired. However, he is advising the Clemson head coach to willingly step away from the program. During an appearance on The Matt Barrie Show, Finebaum explained why he believes Swinney should end his time at Clemson’s helm.

Paul Finebaum believes all the distractions going on at LSU in the aftermath of Brian Kelly's firing could ultimately hurt it in the long run.

During the call-in segment of his Paul Finebaum Show on Tuesday, Finebaum was asked about Nick Saban calling James Franklin's firing from Penn State 'unfair as

“I don’t think Nick Saban would take it,” Finebaum said. “Nick Saban wouldn’t talk to Penn State. He wouldn’t talk to Florida, but I think he would talk to LSU at least to see what they have to offer.”

ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum was back on the network’s top morning shows Tuesday following accusations that he’s been benched over comments he made on a conservative radio program about mulling a MAGA-backed run for political office.

Paul Finebaum praised Indiana’s undefeated start, saying he’s “far more impressed” with this year’s team than last year’s playoff squad. The Hoosiers are 8–0 with two top-10 wins and their highest ranking in program history.

Here is everything Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko had to say during his Thursday appearance on the Paul Finebaum show.