We all know Mario Cristobal loves coaching in his serious demeanor face, he always has that look in his eyes when he is coaching. College Football national analyst Josh Pate was naming the top-five scariest head coaches to play or go against when he named the Miami Hurricanes head coach among his list.
Cristobal is an old-school type of coach, as he was a former offensive lineman for the Hurricanes when Jimmy Johnson was coaching. So, you know that's where he probably gets his serious coaching from. Let's just get straight to the point, he is a no-nonsense type of coach and it clearly shows up on the field.
During his four season with the Hurricanes, he has an overall record of 35-19. Is he really one of the scariest coaches to play for or?
When Cristobal was coaching Oregon, there was a video surrounding College Football when he threw his headset, and was chewing out Oregon Ducks wide receiver Kris Hutson after drawing an unsportsmanlike penalty.
Here is what Josh Pate had to say about the Hurricanes head coach:
“Mario’s the kind of guy who played in the early ’90s, but can still hang with many of his current players. I don’t know that I’d love to open this trunk, especially on a bad day. I don’t know that I’d love to see what’s in the trunk. I don’t know that I would love to know what he’s done to people. Yeah, he’s got that aura about it, and there’s no evidence of anything. There’s just indications that he could be capable. But that’s only if you jump offside on third down.”
Cristobal is an old-school type of coach, as he was a former offensive lineman for the Hurricanes when Jimmy Johnson was coaching. So, you know that's where he probably gets his serious coaching from. Let's just get straight to the point, he is a no-nonsense type of coach and it clearly shows up on the field.
During his four season with the Hurricanes, he has an overall record of 35-19. Is he really one of the scariest coaches to play for or?
When Cristobal was coaching Oregon, there was a video surrounding College Football when he threw his headset, and was chewing out Oregon Ducks wide receiver Kris Hutson after drawing an unsportsmanlike penalty.
Here is what Josh Pate had to say about the Hurricanes head coach:
“Mario’s the kind of guy who played in the early ’90s, but can still hang with many of his current players. I don’t know that I’d love to open this trunk, especially on a bad day. I don’t know that I’d love to see what’s in the trunk. I don’t know that I would love to know what he’s done to people. Yeah, he’s got that aura about it, and there’s no evidence of anything. There’s just indications that he could be capable. But that’s only if you jump offside on third down.”
