The Paul Finebaum Show
Paul Finebaum shares compelling opinions on SEC sports through a deep knowledge of the conference and interaction with passionate callers that have followed him for years.
His show airs on television on SEC Network from 3-7 p.m. ET, and is also available on syndicated radio stations. Fans can be a part of the show by calling 855-242-PAUL (7285).
About Paul Finebaum
After graduating from the University of Tennessee, Finebaum found his way to Birmingham in 1980 and became an award-winning columnist and investigative reporter for the Birmingham Post-Herald and later the Mobile Press-Register. 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 (2002), the Orlando Sentinel named him one of the SEC's 10 most powerful people (2009) and the Wall Street Journal called him "The Oprah Winfrey of College Sports."
As the host of The Paul Finebaum Show, Finebaum is known for his ability to tap into the deep-seated emotions college sports fans have for their teams. As both moderator and provocateur, Finebaum has curated a forum for passionate discussion and debate across the spectrum of college sports while amassing an audience of millions nationwide.
The Paul Finebaum Show Videos
2:13Reed-Francois first female AD at Mizzou
2:27Stoops: 'I feel like we have a good team'
2:00O'Sullivan talks Gators' upcoming season, new stadium
1:38Musselman says there's so many weapons on each team
1:47Lea aims to retrain Vandy's competitive mindset
1:56Faneca says it's one big family being at LSU
1:35Fisher reflects on 2020 season, Mond's time with Aggies
0:57Parker speaks on Summitt's impact on women's basketball
1:17Metchie III says National Championship win is surreal
13:53Sankey joins The Paul Finebaum Show
2:32Sankey details how the SEC made it to the title game
1:37Fisher says Aggies are one step away from their goal
2:01Bazelak bases success on playing together as a team
2:24How will Saban's isolation impact Iron Bowl and beyond?
9:38Davis misses being with his team amid COVID quarantine
3:03Pittman looking forward to getting back on the sideline
10:45Newbauer, Gators anxious to step onto the court
9:24Blair not retiring soon, wants to give Aggies his all
8:43Howland believes Mississippi State can surprise SEC
7:25UGA's Taylor optimistic with four starters returning
9:14Williams has high hopes for young Texas A&M squad
8:05Coach Yo speaks on rebuilding her team
3:50Missouri AD says canceling Georgia game is right call
1:41Aggies' Fisher tells team to make best of situation
5:57Martin is optimistic for the upcoming season
1:25Winning the rushing battle, wins the UF-UGA game
1:53Kramer skeptical about football-only commissioner
0:51Malzahn expresses the importance of LSU game
2:08Sterk says Drinkwitz has the 'it' factor
2:03Yurachek details why he hired Pittman
2:44Stricklin proud to help the return of fall sports
3:24Byrne feeling better after 'challenging' 10 days
2:16Stoops says Wildcats still have a lot of work to do
1:53Bazelak's play earning respect from Mizzou teammates
11:47Sankey discusses positive tests and postponing games
3:17Jones talks looking to attack Georgia's defense
2:41Drinkwitz expected his team to beat defending champs
2:53Kiffin's relationship with Saban takes center stage
2:05Arkansas' Franks views Auburn game as opportunity
1:30Dr. McCabe talks athletes' mental health in pandemic
3:53Sankey details receiving praise for SEC sports resuming
1:29Johnson excited to join Thinking Out Loud crew
1:19Pruitt explains how lack of reps will affect Vols
0:58Bulldogs getting ready for fewer fans in Baton Rouge