The Tennessean named him one of the SEC’s top power brokers (2002), the Orlando Sentinel named him one of the SEC’s 10 most powerful people (2009) and the Wall Street Journal …

The four-hour daily program, heard on ESPN Radio Monday – Friday from 2 p.m. ET – 6 p.m., showcases Finebaum’s compelling opinions and deep knowledge of the SEC as well as his interactions with his passionate callers, many of whom have followed him for years.

As an extension of the radio show, Finebaum has also hosted special broadcasts on SEC Network as part of ESPN Megacasts involving SEC teams—the Finebaum Film Room—particularly during College Football Playoff National Championship games.

Jan 13, 2025 · During an appearance on "The Matt Barrie Show," Finebaum shared his reasoning for the SEC's title drought, blaming the transfer portal and NIL. Transfer players littered the field between Ohio...

In 2001, he launched the Paul Finebaum Radio Network and quickly became the leading voice on college football in the South. The Tennessean named him one of the SEC's top power brokers …

Paul Finebaum provides his unique takes on the SEC and the world of college football. Listen to the final hour of Wednesdays show, to find out which long-time caller quit the show. Learn more...

Stream the latest The Paul Finebaum Show videos on Watch ESPN. ESPN Radio's Paul Finebaum shares compelling opinions on the SEC landscape and interacts with passionate callers.

4 days ago · Critics, including ESPN’s Paul Finebaum, have been quick to dissect the factors contributing to the SEC’s recent struggles. Appearing on Monday’s episode of McElroy and Cubelic in the Morning , Finebaum shed light on the changing landscape of college football, noting that the SEC’s dominance has waned in recent years.

Nov 24, 2024 · ESPN's Paul Finebaum gave his take on where the SEC stands during his appearance Sunday on ESPN's Sports Center. Finebaum was asked if a three-loss SEC team would make the CFP.

Paul Finebaum is a longtime sports talk radio host known by many as the leading sports authority in the South and the “Voice of the SEC” – joined ESPN in August 2013 as host of The Paul Finebaum Show.