Miami is reportedly close to finalizing a contract extension with head coach Mario Cristobal, according to multiple reports. The agreement is discussed as an extension to his existing deal, with sources indicating the parties have reached terms. Cristobal, 55, is closely tied to the program: he was born in Miami and played for the Hurricanes from 1989 to 1992. Under his leadership, Miami has posted a record of 35–19 across four seasons. The reports also note that the Hurricanes reached the College Football Playoff championship game last season. While the available accounts focus on the terms being agreed and the team’s recent performance, they do not provide further details such as the length of the extension or the financial terms. No additional confirmation is included in the provided excerpts, but both sources characterize the situation as an agreement in principle between the team and Cristobal.