The job of professional sports talker is not an easy one. Those tasked with delivering take after take, day in and day out, are bound to get things wrong more t

One of Alabama's fiercest apologists over the course of this frustrating season has been ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum, but even he had to admit defeat after the loss to Michigan during an appearance on ESPN's Get Up, via Awful Announcing on X.

When the College Football Playoff field was announced following conference championship weekend, ESPN's Paul Finebaum blasted the committee for choosing to put

ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum was in shambles after watching Alabama lose the ReliaQuest Bowl to Michigan, capping the first year of the Kalen DeBoer era.

In the aftermath of that game, Paul Finebaum and Greg McElroy appeared on Get Up. There, they shared what they had seen from DeBoer’s first season at Alabama with Finebaum notably arguing that he’s now on the hot seat.

Alabama football season is in the books with four losses, and Crimson Tide fans brought plenty of opinions to the season-ending mailbag.

Alabama head football coach Kalen DeBoer is inspiring as much hope for the Crimson Tide's fanbase as one of the all-time worst coaches in the program's recent history.

Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Kalen DeBoer isn't on the "hot seat" entering the 2025 college football season, though that could quickly change if things trend south in Tuscaloosa next fall. DeBoer had a fairly decent debut season at Alabama by most standards.

When the close struck 0:00 at Raymond James Stadium on New Year's Eve, not only did it mark the end of the ReliaQuest Bowl