Paul Finebaum has had enough of seeing college football go through a transition, even if a potential College Football Playoff proposal caters to the two biggest conferences – the SEC and Big Ten.

Paul Finebaum has seen the SEC and Big Ten rumblings regarding the College Football Playoff, and he doesn't like them one bit ...

A notorious critic of Dabo Swinney and the Clemson football program, Paul Finebaum made a fresh comment about Swinney’s team ...

The SEC and Big Ten met this week in New Orleans to discuss a proposal that would, once again, shake up the college football ...

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 ...

Despite its only regular season loss coming against eventual national champion Ohio State before losing in the opening round ...

If it feels like the rest of the conferences don’t have much say in the recent news about the College Football Playoff, Paul ...

Amid reports that the SEC and Big Ten are looking for a new CFP format that would grant them automatic qualifiers, SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum believes those two conferences hold all the cards.

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey and Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti said they agreed the way teams are seeded in the 12-team ...

The two leagues will push CFP executives to alter the seeding of the upcoming postseason, aligning the seeds based directly ...

As leaders in the SEC look to radically change the shape of college football’s playoff system in the future, that decision could have one major effect on the co ...