He was a popular Southern sports talk radio host by the ’90s, operated his own syndicated network in the 2000s, and by 2013 had become an inescapable presence on ESPN. The Paul Finebaum Show has made ...

He’s at the top of his current field and yet somewhat stuck. He’s an SEC man, and ESPN holds all the media rights for the conference, so it’s not as if he can pick up his microphone and head to Fox or ...

Bruce Pearl is clapping back after comments from Michael Wilbon of Pardon the Interruption. Wilbon stated recently on an episode of the ESPN show that he hoped the Auburn coach was “forced out” of his ...

Per sources: Disney/ESPN has removed @finebaum from appearing on @ESPN since his @outkick interview expressing interest in running as a Republican for senate in Alabama. ESPN has canceled all network ...

ESPN and SEC Network star Paul Finebaum has reportedly been banned from appearing on ESPN shows due to his interest in a U.S. Senate seat in Alabama.

Finebaum is a registered Republican in North Carolina and was a registered Republican in Alabama before he moved. He revealed to OutKick ‘s Clay Travis that he was heavily influenced by the ...

Paul Finebaum is exploring a Senate campaign in Alabama with support from Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who praised the ESPN analyst's name, recognition and potential political impact.

College Football analyst Paul Finebaum says he is considering running for the U-S Senate as a Republican. He says the shooting of Charlie Kirk inspired him to get involved in politics. Finebaum hosts ...

The dean of college sports radio says he's considering running for US Senate in Alabama following the death of Charlie Kirk.