Stephen A. Smith’s comments about race and Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss future on ESPN’s “First Take" drew criticism and a sharp response from Paul Finebaum.

Lane Kiffin has refused to shut down suggestions that he will leave Ole Miss for one of LSU or Florida at the end of the season, and his latest remarks have only further riled up the likes of Paul Fin

Paul Finebaum didn’t exactly respond to reports that he’s “very close” to leaving ESPN for politics. Front Office Sports, citing sources, is reporting Finebaum is considering a run for the U.S. Senate as a Republican in Alabama.

Paul Finebaum is "very close" to leaving ESPN to jump into national politics, sources tell FOS. Finebaum, who is considering a run for the U.S. Senate as a Republican in Alabama, is waiting to make a decision on his political future until after the college football season.

After having spent over a decade with ESPN, college football broadcaster and analyst Paul Finebaum is reportedly considering a run for the U.S. Senate

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ( WBRC) - Paul Finebaum still hasn’t decided if he will seek election in the US Senate nor does he plan to until after the college football season.

Paul Finebaum and Stephen A. Smith had a fiery debate over Notre Dame's CFP ranking on a Nov. 19 "First Take" segment.

Stephen A. Smith recently offered a unique take on the Lane Kiffin situation, and fellow ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum does not believe it was a valid one.