ESPN Makes Huge Announcement About Paul Finebaum’s Future

Paul Finebaum is one of the most recognized faces at ESPN, and he’s arguably the network’s top college football analyst.

So it should surprise absolutely no one that Finebaum isn’t going anywhere anytime soon after ESPN announced it has signed the popular analyst and radio host to a multi-year contract extension.

“Over the years, Paul has demonstrated time and time again that he is one of the leading voices across college football,” ESPN President of Content Burke Magnus said in a release. “The connection he has built with his listeners, viewers, fans and the media who cover college sports is unmatched. We look forward to Paul continuing to bring his signature commentary to SEC Network and ESPN programming.”

Finebaum, whos’ made plenty of headlines this summer for his public beef with Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin and praise of Georgia head coach Kirby Smart, will continue to host “The Paul Finebaum Show” and “SEC Nation” as well as continuing to travel to various SEC campuses and games for his “Finebaum Friday” show during the college football season.

He’s also expected to keep his recurring guest roles on several of the network’s other popular shows including “SportsCenter,” “First Take,” “Get Up” and “College Football Live.”

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