ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum dismissed Alabama completely on Wednesday’s Get Up for the defeat after advocating for the team to make the College Football Playoff this season.

The job of professional sports talker is not an easy one. Those tasked with delivering take after take, day in and day out, are bound to get things wrong more t

One of Alabama's fiercest apologists over the course of this frustrating season has been ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum, but even he had to admit defeat after the loss to Michigan during an appearance on ESPN's Get Up, via Awful Announcing on X.

Paul Finebaum was one of those who believed Alabama should have been included in the College Football Playoff. However, following the Crimson Tide's loss, Finebaum appeared on "Get Up" and acknowledged that he was conceding defeat regarding his Alabama argument.

James Franklin has not won big games with enough frequency during his Penn State tenure. This is not breaking news. He did put one on the board when the Nittany Lions crushed SMU in Happy Valley in the first round of the College Football Playoff.

It’s a new year, and Paul Finebaum has made quite the resolution: he’s officially stepping back from his relentless campaign to push Alabama into the College Fo

Just a few weeks ago the College Football Playoff committee took heat after picking SMU over Alabama for the final spot in the playoff. One of the most vocal

Paul Finebaum began 2025 much like he spent 2024 by changing his mind on Alabama. The ESPN analyst joked that Kalen DeBoer already looked better than Nick Saban after Alabama defeated Georgia early in the regular season.