According to public records, Paul A. Finebaum — longtime sports radio host, reporter, columnist and author — and his wife, Linda K. Hudson, bought a 12,165-square-foot estate at 2866 Southwood Road.

“The Paul Finebaum Show” is televised Monday through ... Finebaum’s wife, Linda Hudson, is a doctor for Atrium Health, specializing in internal medicine. He could quit tomorrow and be ...

Paul Finebaum and his wife, Linda, recently purchased a home in Birmingham, Alabama, and are set to move back after nearly 12 ...

On "The Paul Finebaum Show," SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum was asked whether he ever envisioned Jalen Hurts becoming a future Super Bowl MVP while he was in college. Finebaum responded that ...

Paul Finebaum is moving back to the state of Alabama in style. The SEC Network analyst confirmed the move to AL.com on Monday. Finebaum, who lives in Charlotte, bought a 12,165-square-foot estate ...

Paul Finebaum is moving back to the ... “We have been talking about moving back for several years,” Finebaum said of he and his wife, Linda. “We have been gone nearly 12 years and felt ...

On "The Paul Finebaum Show," SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum said that if Venables doesn't improve next season, this could be the end of his career in Norman. "He needs a big season because he's ...

Goodyear Cotton Bowl - Alabama v Michigan State / Scott Halleran/GettyImages Paul Finebaum has to stop this gimmick of obsessing over the SEC. He spent the entirety of the College Football Playoff ...

ESPN's Paul Finebaum has become tired of the NIL obsession taking over college football across some of the sport's most lucrative college football programs. Finebaum said NIL is becoming so ...

Despite being among the biggest homer college football pundits, ESPN's Paul Finebaum has recognized that the sport he dramatically cares about may never amount to the NFL's popularity.

One person expressing this possibility is ESPN's Paul Finebaum. On his radio show, "The Paul Finebaum Show," Finebaum shared his thoughts on Kelce's potential retirement. "They need to draft about ...