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Is Paul Finebaum an OSU Fan?
Paul Finebaum, as you may know, is a very vocal supporter of the Southeastern Conference. He produces a radio show out of North Carolina and his admiration for Nick Saban is well known amongst the masses. So it’s easy to understand his obsession with the conference; he lives in the heart of SEC land.
But check out the OSU helmet sitting smack dab in the middle of the Paul Finebaum offices on national television.
An #OkState helmet sits proudly in the Paul Finebaum Show's offices (aka SEC land). Guessing this is @riahGhart's? pic.twitter.com/i1xHcNcUiw
— James Poling (@James_Poling) October 1, 2015
The lady tagged, Mariah Gearhart, is a former OSU softball player ESPNU content associate. I’d be surprised if it was Finebaum’s idea to display an Oklahoma State football helmet, so props to Gearhart (or whoever owns the helmet) for the guts to prop that up in SEC land.
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