Just tweeted, according to his sources, former HC Mario Cristobal is awaiting decisions from OC Jedd Fisch, is expected today..
What Decision is he referring to.
What Decision is he referring to.
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Important to have good relationships with local HS coaches. 2 commits from the 305/786/954/754/561 and 9 from out of state won't do it.
I guess the NFL guys didnt want to come. I like the hire though
We all assumed he was going after an NFL guy, doesn't mean it was true though.
What makes you think he can coach wr's? How long do you think he'll stay?
People are already missing is that Fisch was an NFL WRs coach. It's not hard to imagine he creates the framework to fit within his system.
Cristobal coming home to UM
By Bruce Feldman | Senior College Football Columnist
January 10, 2013 12:00 pm ET
Mario Cristobal will still be coaching in Miami in 2013 after all. The former Miami offensive lineman, who transformed FIU from being the biggest mess in FBS football into one that went to back-to-back bowl games within five seasons of his arrival only to be fired last month due to friction with his AD Pete Garcia, is returning home to UM as the Hurricanes new Associate Head Coach and will also coach tight ends, a source told CBSSports.com Thursday morning.
The move is a key addition for UM coach Al Golden since Cristobal is as plugged into the dynamics of the South Florida recruiting scene as any coach in the country. He's also been lauded for his energy and toughness.
NFL offensive tackle Eric Winston, who played for Cristobal at UM, immediate praised the hire as soon as word got out. Asked what makes Cristobal such a great coach beyond just being a top recruiter, Winston told CBSSports.com, "Intensity. Mario is intense about every day, every practice, every rep."
Last month, UM lost WR coach George McDonald, considered by Cane insiders as one of Golden's top assistants. McDonald was hired at Arkansas.
Cristobal is bypassing opportunities to be an offensive coordinator at an major conference program as well as assistant offers from NFL teams to return to UM, according to multiple sources.
The 42-year-old Cristobal's record in six seasons at FIU was 27-47.
Cristobal is bypassing opportunities to be an offensive coordinator at an major conference program as well as assistant offers from NFL teams to return to UM, according to multiple sources.
Wow
What makes you think he can coach wr's? How long do you think he'll stay?
People are already missing is that Fisch was an NFL WRs coach. It's not hard to imagine he creates the framework to fit within his system.
Came here to post this.
I think Carroll will be "coached up" and at least be adequate at the position. I'd love to have a guy with a better track record there, but our biggest problem right now is roster reconstruction, and this move helps in that regard.