Miami loses after one of the worst coaching mistakes in football history

I have 0 words for this

[uremadbro]

If you’re up by 9+ in this situation and you hate the opposing coach/program then I get it. This one is indefensible.

[justanotherchad]

There is no better example of how 53 players can immediately lose faith in their coach.

[fuhbox]

I am so glad you posted this, I know you don’t do College almost ever, but I was so disgustingly mind-blown when this happened

[pokemongo-uprq]

This is my official application to be Miami's next head coach. I will make sure we win every game that we are mathematically almost certain to win.

[BackupPlans]

There was literally only one way they could've lost that game, and Miami went out of their way to make that situation happen. A QB kneel ends the game. The only thing you couldn't do was turn the ball over, and they called a play that made it possible. Then, to make it worse, their defense immediately allowed a wide receiver to get Wide Open and score a TD. If they hold GT to a field goal, they still have a chance to win in OT. They managed to do the only two things that could have made a loss possible in that situation. The only thing that would have been dumber would've been a pick-six, and even that would've left more than one second left on the clock. This is the kind of choke that even Falcons fans can look at and say, "Well, at least we never did that".
*edit: typo*

[Breckenhick]

That’s a fireable offense. I would be so furious with the coach after this he would never coach Miami again.

[paytron]

the qb kneel will always be one of those things that certain teams refuse to do

[hamjuice]

As a Hurricanes fan watching this with my family, our confusion when we saw Chaney run and fumble was indescribable

[TheRenegadeMoose]

That’s the “I owe a huge gambling debt and have to take this dive” type of coaching right there

[itr]

Lots of college games yesterday, including NFL today, I had no clue this happened. Thank you so much for these types of highlights. Super enjoyable.

[MatthewV]

Me in madden trying to get more yards:

[Frank-ilkt]

The life of a Miami fan….. ohh well time to rewatch the glory days on the VCR.

[ElijahMcCourney]

The announcer said it perfectly: “they should not be handing this football off, I don't know what Miami is doin”

[taustin]

Oof….that coach not only lost the trust/confidence of his players but he’s has got some explaining to do to the hiring/firing folks.

[status]

I’m convinced there’s 9 yr olds that can coach better than some HCs

[coachd]

Cristobol did this several times in Oregon and cost them a spot in the college football playoff. Tbh no way anyone could be this bad at game management by accident he needs to be investigated for throwing games 😂

[pschighlights]

That’s one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen wtf

[BaldwinVoice]

How the head coach wasn't immediately fired is beyond me. How can you justify keeping him as coach after that?

[stevelarkins]

There is a reason why every team has a play called, "victory formation." This lost is on the coach.

[scoobtube]

If you're a football coach, this is a great video to show your team to always, ALWAYS, play hard until the very last second. A lot of teams would have mailed it in, but Georgia Tech kept fighting on that last Miami drive. Even if you think your situation is hopeless, you have to keep playing fundamental football as if you still have a chance to win. Because this game proves you do.