Mario Cristobal

College football head coach

American Miami, Florida, United States Libra

Quick Info

ProfessionCollege football head coach
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth24/09/1970
Age56 years
BirthplaceMiami, Florida, United States
Zodiac SignLibra

Latest News about Mario Cristobal

17/10/2026

Miami defeated rival Florida State 43-35 in double overtime, a win that helped the Hurricanes move to No. 1 in the AP and Coaches polls for the first time since December 2002. Cristobal downplayed the ranking, saying that rankings only matter when the season ends.

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Bio/Wiki

SummaryFormer offensive tackle turned college football head coach, currently leading the University of Miami Hurricanes football program.
Cuban American heritageSecond-generation Cuban American, son and grandson of Cuban exiles.
Hometown tiesGrew up in South Florida and attended Christopher Columbus High School in Miami.
Current roleHead coach, University of Miami Hurricanes (since 2022)

Educational Qualification(s)

University of MiamiBachelor's degree in business administration and a master's degree.

Personal Life

SpouseJessica
MarriageJune 2006
Children
  • Mario Mateo
  • Rocco

Relationships & More

Mentors

Family

SiblingLou Cristobal (older brother, a football coach)

Career

Playing career
University of Miami1989-1992, offensive lineman; won national championships in 1989 and 1991; All-Big East selection in 1992
Amsterdam Admirals1995-1996, NFL Europe
Coaching career
1998-2000Graduate assistant, Miami (FL)
2001-2003Assistant coach, Rutgers
2004-2006Assistant coach, Miami (FL)
2007-2012Head coach, Florida International University
2013-2016Assistant head coach, offensive line and recruiting coordinator, Alabama
Co-offensive coordinator, run-game coordinator and offensive line coach, Oregon
2018-2021Head coach, University of Oregon
2022-presentHead coach, University of Miami
2025 seasonLed Miami to a 13-3 record and the College Football Playoff national championship game, where it lost to Indiana
Notable achievements
  • Sun Belt Coach of the Year (2010)
  • Two Pac-12 titles with Oregon (2019, 2020)
  • AP Pac-12 Coach of the Year (2019)
  • Led Miami to its first College Football Playoff appearance and national championship game in 2025 season

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Applied to the Secret Service before deciding to stay in coaching in 1999.
2. Was offered a graduate assistant role at Miami in 1998 under Butch Davis.
3. Was named the University of Miami's 26th football head coach on December 6, 2021.

Also born on 24 September

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