Overview
- The longtime SEC Network host told OutKick he is seriously considering a Republican run for the U.S. Senate seat expected to open as Sen. Tommy Tuberville pursues the governorship.
- Finebaum said a campaign would likely require stepping away from his ESPN hosting and analyst roles given the network’s limits on on‑air political activity.
- He confirmed he is a registered Republican, said he voted for President Donald Trump, and indicated he would accept a request from Trump to enter the race.
- Multiple Republicans have already lined up for the contest, including Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, Rep. Barry Moore, and former Navy SEAL Jared Hudson.
- Finebaum and his wife moved back to Alabama earlier this year after a decade in North Carolina, highlighting his deep ties to the state from 35 years in its sports media.