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EPISODE · Dec 25, 2025 · 11 MIN

Cotton Bowl Preview: Has Miami Finally Fixed Its Penalty Issues?

from Buckeyes TomOrrow Morning · host Buckeye Insiders Network

In the middle of the 2025 college football season, the Miami Hurricanes lost two of three games, including a road loss at SMU and a home loss to Louisville. Both games were marked by sloppy play and costly penalties. However, when the Canes went on the road to start the College Football Playoffs against Texas A&M, they had seemingly cleaned up the worst of those penalty issues. Now, with a Cotton Bowl showdown against Ohio State on deck, are Miami's penalty problems a thing of the past?In this episode of the Buckeyes TomOrrow Morning podcast, you'll hear directly from Miami head coach Mario Cristobal with his thoughts on that and much more, including how his team turned the page quickly following the win over the Aggies, his views on Ohio State as a team and program, and the latest updates on injuries to players like defensive tackle Ahmad Moten, safeties Jakobe Thomas and Zechariah Poyser and linebacker Mo Toure.

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