Paul Finebaum Blasts SEC, Big Ten Over Controversial College Football Playoff Demand
That is, except for teams in the Big Ten or the SEC. According to recent reports, there is a belief that the next version of the College Football Playoff could see an expansion to 14 teams, and a number of automatic bids for the SEC and Big Ten, giving those conferences a bigger bite at the apple and a better chance at a championship.
If it was up to Paul Finebaum, the College Football Playoffs would never include automatic bids. Amid rumors of another ...
Recent reports suggest the Big Ten and SEC are controlling the future of college football and the CFP. For SEC Network insider Paul Finebaum, that’s because they are and that isn’t changing anytime ...
Paul Finebaum has seen the SEC and Big Ten rumblings regarding the College Football Playoff, and he doesn't like them one bit.
The SEC and Big Ten met this week in New Orleans to discuss ... And amid backlash from some fans, longtime ESPN analyst and radio host Paul Finebaum is worried about the state of the game.
"Indiana's rapid turnaround was powered by a transfer-heavy roster rebuild, with 30 newcomers joining the program via the transfer portal including 13 from James Madison, Cignetti's former school," ...
For years, ESPN’s Paul Finebaum has been considered one of the loudest voices championing the SEC, often defending the ...
College Football Playoff expansion could lead to the SEC adding a 9th conference game and an annual game against a Big Ten ...
ESPN's college football insider Paul Finebaum says Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning's college stardom could rival that of Tim Tebow.
As the College Football Playoff expansion conversation heats up, ESPN’s Paul Finebaum has shared his thoughts on what the SEC ...
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