Show Notes
ESPN’s Paul Finebaum joins Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove and Jon Frankel to discuss growing up Jewish in Memphis, his Southern Jewish identity, and balancing faith, family, and a life spent covering college football.
Plus, Finebaum weighs in on the almost religious devotion of college football fans, the changing landscape of the sport, Michigan, the SEC vs. Big Ten—and what happens when loyalty collides with our values.
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