Sitting here in Media Central Shenandoah (a.k.a. my basement), trying to arrange my thoughts for another Sunday blog.

Georgia football coach Kirby Smart had some words for the SEC and commissioner Greg Sankey after winning the conference title, but Paul Finebaum wasn't pleased with what he heard. Georgia head ...

However, as always, fans have had some complaints about the field, which led to Paul Finebaum admitting that the selection committee made one big mistake when it came to choosing these 12 teams.

On Monday, during ESPN's "Get Up" college football analyst Paul Finebaum revealed two coaches who have enormous pressure on their shoulders ahead of the playoffs and early round losses could ...

When Paul Finebaum muses over the turbulent tenure of Auburn Tigers head coach Hugh Freeze, the veteran analyst nearly always goes into full-on cobra attack mode. More recently Finebaum has seemed ...

ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum didn't hold back on the future of Ohio State head coach Ryan Day this week. Following an embarrassing loss to a then-6-5 Michigan program, Day came ...

Texas has looked like the SEC's team to beat since Georgia's loss to Ole Miss. However, SEC analyst Paul Finebaum does not think Texas is invincible. He mentioned on "The Paul Finebaum Show" that ...

Paul Finebaum is one of the most outspoken ESPN analysts in college football. With the USC Trojans ending the regular season with a 6-6 record, Finebaum calls once again for the firing of USC ...

ESPN and SEC Network commentator Paul Finebaum appeared on "Get Up" with host Mike Greenberg Monday morning. Finebaum was asked if he believed the committee had made the right call by picking SMU ...

Paul Finebaum believes the College Football Playoff committee took the “easy way out” on Saturday by selecting SMU - and not Alabama - to be included in the 12-team CFP. With that said ...

Paul Finebaum was front and center Monday, declaring Alabama got “jobbed.” The SEC Network analyst was also quick to point out, however, the Tide didn’t help itself with the loss at Oklahoma.