5-star prospect David Sanders Jr. announces Tennessee signing on ‘The Paul Finebaum Show’
"For the next three to four years, I will be attending the University of Tennessee."
"For the next three to four years, I will be attending the University of Tennessee."
"I'm grateful to you Paul. Thanks for that day."
"What I won't do is apologize for being proud of my kids."
"I am surprised to this point nobody has called me."
"Hey Vance, exactly who did you, uh, who is there?"
“I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone today."
"I’ve got strong opinions on a lot of people I work with, and some of them might blow you away."
"Paul has demonstrated time and time again that he is one of the leading voices across college football."
"You basically said Miley Cyrus stinks, and she's still going."
"You have to believe he did it based on the fact it’s been a couple hours and we haven’t heard any denial."
"Tell Dwayne I said hi."
Paul Finebaum analyzes Nick Saban's post-retirement options, suggesting TV analyst roles and questioning his fit for "GameDay."
"Roll damn Tide, Paul!"
"John, you need to go see a therapist about your hang-up with Richard Nixon."
"The idea that this is slanted in some way because we’re out to get Jim Harbaugh is ridiculous."
"I don't think my quote that made the rounds on [social] media was taken in any type of context at all."
"Underneath the bravado, she was a lovely and dear friend who meant so much to so many.”
“Whatever drama bubbled to the surface today, it’s probably emblematic of a lot of issues going on over there right now."
"As far as Jimbo's contract, that $90 million contract, a hit man costs a lot less than that."
"I just wanted you to know how much your show has actually meant to me and it means a lot to a lot of people"
"I’ve always felt from that moment on, I would never be able to outrun him — even though I’ve tried."
"We're going to play basketball."
"I think if we had to do it over again, we probably would have moved on without any rancor. But he was on the air, he said some idiotic things which I tried to point out, and I personally regret having to subject some of our friends out there to that."
Giving a convicted felon a national TV platform to defend his actions doesn't seem like the best idea.