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Miami’s Mario Cristobal Makes Strong Statement on Florida State Rivalry
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Heavy Sports
Don’t bother arguing with Miami head coach Mario Cristobal what the greatest rivalry in college football is.
Cristobal says it’s the one between his team and the Florida State Seminoles, which the No.
“We always knew this as the best rivalry in football coming up,” Mario Cristobal told reporters on Monday.
“They certainly have done a great job enhancing themselves on both sides of the ball,” Cristobal said of FSU.
Miami Will Look to Continue Virginia Trend Against SeminolesFSU’s defense holds teams to 184.5 yards passing and 111.5 yards rushing per contest.