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Which win has been your favorite win of the Mario Christobal Era so far?

Ohio state.. I was there with my 2 sons. And my father in law is an arrogant OSU fan.... Been suffering for 20+ years.
 
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mrcrowley11 said:
That was awesome because it made me feel like we could be on our way up. Smashing a rival in their house is gonna feel awesome but the gators weren't a top tier opponent. It was a good win for the outlook of the season but OSU should be a good win for the outlook of the next several years.
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OSU win definitely had something special to it. Out physical’d the team with 4 first round picks
 
1a. Ole Miss 2026 (playoffs)
1b. Ohio State 2026 (playoffs)
2a Texas A&M 2026 (playoffs)
2b. Florida 2024
3. FSU 2025
4. Texas A&M 2023
5. Florida 2026
 
Ohio St. Not only for the revenge factor for the Fiesta Bowl, but they’ve taken some of the best players in SF for years and been bragging about it. Shoving it down their throats (pause) with 6 minutes left and they couldn’t get the ball back….the best!
 
Cam's game against UF because I was there and got to witness that baptizing in person. Other than that, easily the Ohio State game. The noise that went through my home when Keionte picked that ball off was something I didn't know I was capable of lol.
 
UF 2024. I know the playoff wins had more significance. But there was just something about that Cam Ward debut man.
 
HarborCane said:
The Texas A&M playoff game won’t get as much love as it should. The defense just kept answering the bell. I think it gave them a huge confidence boost for the playoff run. If we win that game in a shootout I’m not sure we beat Ohio State.
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That was an extremely loud environment and our boys came away with an impressive W. Great choice.
 
Bender said:
Beating Clemson with Emory Williams.

Not only did it **** them off so much, it demonstrated that we were on the right path.
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Very surprised this isn’t being listed more. Every time prior we looked like clowns vs clemson, when we not only matched their physicality but actually clearly won the physicality battle that was a great sign. I know it wasn’t the peak clemson but still

Plus it was with a backup qb and was Bain coming out party
 
Ohio State because that’s when it became official. Miami was capable of beating anyone, anywhere for the first time in two decades. OSU was legitimately the most talented roster in American and Miami pushed them around like they were a mid ACC team.

Florida 2024 because it just felt so good to not only beat a rival but to embarrass them on their own field and absolutely dominate them. They still haven’t recovered as a program
 
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Yoyo423 said:
Ohio state.. I was there with my 2 sons and my father in law is an arrogant OSU fan.... Been suffering for 20+ years.
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Dude, don't leave us hanging like that! Tell us what type of snide remarks he made before the game. Tell us how he reacted to Keionte Scott's Pick 6? Did you clown him after the game? What did he say?
 
3rd-43 said:
That game took years off my life, we gave them every chance to stay in and keep it close. Amazing we pulled it out - pause
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TBH I didn’t enjoy that game. Might be one of my least favorite. It should not have been nearly as close as it was. We played like **** given the stakes. I think the lack of discipline and focus carried over into the Indiana game a little bit. Sort of seems like Miami felt it was playing with house money. TAMU and OSU were Jimmy Johnson era Miami football games. Physical domination, but most importantly didn’t make mistakes and give the opponent extra chances. Ole Miss and Indiana were the same old boneheaded errors and missed chances that ruined seasons in the past.

OSU- Scott reads a play perfectly for a pick six. Changes game.
ole Miss- left about 6 picks on the field (a few were just absolute gimmes)
Indiana- also had a tremendous chance for a pick 6 early (was it Frederique?). Whiffed. Then of course there was the biggest ST blunder that will go unmentioned, except to say that it was set by a trick play a few plays earlier on the punt return where UM was trying to throw the ball across the field and surprise Indiana. Why? Just set up a normal return, if ball carries like it did, let it go into the end zone. Dominate them on offense, if it doesn’t work play suffocating defense. Instead it was fielded inside the 10 and Miami was backed up, and that was the turning point. Dumb football.
 
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