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Finebaum Show Caller Tammy Speaks Out on Illegal Immigrants

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Apr 292010

Warning: Contains Strong Language Listen to Tammy’s Call More Tammy at Finebaum.com Tammy, a regular caller to the Paul Finebaum Radio Show, gives her unbridled opinion on the ecomomy, illegal immigrants, and the controversial Tim James’ commercial. Alabama gubernatorial candidate James’ political campaign ad has become a national news story. In the ad, James promises that, if elected, drivers’ license tests in Alabama will be given only in the English language. Listen to the call or read and post comments about Tammy’s call here.

Did Texas Shun Expansion to the SEC Due to Academics?

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Apr 282010

From The Dallas Morning News site – SprotsDayDFW and The San Antonio Express-News site – MySanAntonio.com Readers of The Dallas Morning News seem to have taken exception to the Paul Finebaum article, “How Texas Nearly Joined the SEC“. Finebaum was quoted in an article yesterday by Chuck Carlton - ”Remembering Texas Talks with the SEC“. A reader’s comment cited an August 13, 2007 article posted by The San Antonio Express-News, “Power brokers: How tagalong Baylor, Tech crashed the revolt” by Mark Wangrin. According to that article: “(The Big Ten’s moratorium on expansion) left the SEC as a possible relocation target for the Longhorns — until [Comment or Read the Rest...]

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11/1/11 Daily Preview From The Paul Finebaum Radio Network
ROLL TIDE, WAR EAGLE PREMIERE- Tonight in Birmingham, ESPN Films’ “Roll Tide, War Eagle” will debut at The Alabama Theatre. The film looks at the past two years- on and off the field for Alabama & Auburn which highlights the national titles & Heisman Trophy winners. Also, the rivalry has taken a twisted turn, with a stunning tale of poisoned trees and a historic force of mother nature that brought both sides of this split state together spent days shadowing the show and highlights dozens of callers and that to show the venomous rivalry. “This one-hour film takes you on an unpredictable and unforgettable journey through the history of bad blood that runs between the two programs — all told through the eyes of the school’s Hall of Fame icons, the controversial figures that launched this rivalry into the national spotlight, all the way down to its passionate roots — the fans.” We’ll discuss the film with the Producers today- Joe Tessatore and Bruce Feldman, along with LSU/BAMA preview with Gary Danielson and Greg McElroy.