Summary
Miami's head football coach, Mario Cristobal, argues that his team, the Hurricanes, deserves a spot in the College Football Playoffs (CFP) over teams like Notre Dame. Miami finished its season with a 10-2 record, including a win against Notre Dame, and Cristobal believes this should influence the CFP selection process.
Key Facts
- Miami's football team ended the season with a 10-2 overall record.
- Miami lost to SMU and Louisville, both unranked teams, in their conference.
- Miami had a significant win against Notre Dame, which also has a 10-2 record.
- Miami coach Mario Cristobal believes head-to-head wins should count heavily in the CFP selection.
- Cristobal criticizes the CFP system, suggesting it might unfairly favor Notre Dame due to its independence from conferences.
- He noted the importance of rewarding teams for winning games, linking it to how the NFL uses head-to-head results for playoff positions.
