Though the two butt heads when it comes to debating sports, the ESPN personality vouched for his colleague’s character.

What ban? Paul Finebaum back on ESPN morning shows following drama over potential Senate run - Following speculation that the college football analyst was benched over comments he made on a right-wing talk radio show about running for office,

Paul Finebaum went on First Take to double down on his stance regarding Curt Cignetti and his recent extension with Indiana.

Paul Finebaum sounds off on Indiana’s $93 million commitment to Curt Cignetti originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Few analysts carry more weight in college football than Paul Finebaum, and his message to Indiana fans this week was unmistakable: slow down on the extensions.

ESPN appears to have taken some form of disciplinary action against Paul Finebaum in the wake of the longtime college football analyst's interview with

The Hoosiers locked up their star head coach on Thursday. Yet some - some being just Paul Finebaum - don't believe it was the right move.

Paul Finebaum briefly disappeared from ESPN shows after revealing Senate ambitions, sparking rumors of suspension.

Has longtime ESPN college football commentator Paul Finebaum been yanked off the air by network parent company Disney for his political ambitions? Reports have surfaced, but the network has denied it. However, ESPN vice president of public relations Bill ...

Ohio State has quietly dominated college football this season, remaining No. 1 since Week 1. Paul Finebaum joked the Buckeyes are “the forgotten school” despite looking like the most complete team in the nation. Ohio State remains No. 1 after defeating Texas in Week 1. Paul Finebaum jokes the Buckeyes are “the forgotten school.”