Resume of Rutgers Opponent's Head Coach

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Catching up on the career of Miami Head Coach Mario Cristobol:

"(Kyle) Flood initially came to Rutgers as offensive line coach for Schiano. He was hired as head coach after then-athletic director Tim Pernetti’s top choice, Mario Cristobal, turned down the job..."

1998–2000	Miami (FL) (GA)
2001–2002	Rutgers (OT/TE)
2003	Rutgers (OL)
2004–2005	Miami (FL) (TE)
2006	Miami (FL) (OL)
2007–2012	FIU
2013–2016	Alabama (AHC/OL/RC)
2017	Oregon (co-OC/OL)
2018–2021	Oregon
2022–present	Miami (FL)

 

[MADHAT1]

Head coaching record​

Year	Team	Overall	Conference	Standing	Bowl/playoffs	Coaches#	AP°
FIU Golden Panthers / Panthers (Sun Belt Conference) (2007–2012)
2007	FIU	1–11	1–6	7th
2008	FIU	5–7	3–4	T–5th
2009	FIU	3–9	3–5	6th
2010	FIU	7–6	6–2	T–1st	W Little Caesars Pizza
2011	FIU	8–5	5–3	4th	L Beef 'O' Brady's
2012	FIU	3–9	2–6	T–8th
FIU:	27–47	20–26
Oregon Ducks (Pac-12 Conference) (2017–2021)
2017	Oregon	0–1	0–0	4th (North)	L Las Vegas
2018	Oregon	9–4	5–4	4th (North)	W Redbox
2019	Oregon	12–2	8–1	1st (North)	W Rose†	5	5
2020	Oregon	4–3	3–2	2nd (North)	L Fiesta†
2021	Oregon	10–3	7–2	1st (North)	Alamo[a]	21	22
Oregon:	35–13	23–9
Miami Hurricanes (Atlantic Coast Conference) (2022–present)
2022	Miami	5–7	3–5	5th (Coastal)
2023	Miami	7–5	3–5	T–9th	Pinstripe
Miami:	12–12	6–10
Total:	74–72

 

[BeantownKnight]

He's never really had consistent success at any of these stops. It's impressive to see what he did at FIU in Years 4 and 5 before a drop-off at the end of his tenure there. Then, in his first 2 full years at Oregon before the COVID year. But, some might say, that he inherited most/all of that talent (and, these days, the "Oregon" name (aka Phil Knight) does most of the recruiting). And, finally, his time at Miami which looks as though he's had a rather middling tenure there, so far. I can see why their fans are a bit antsy and some want him gone.