Miami reportedly getting rid of ‘turnover chain’ prop
Andrew Olson | 4 hours ago
Miami’s “turnover chain” is reportedly no more.
According to a Rivals report, Miami’s new offensive line coach Alex Mirabal shared the message with Francis Mauigoa, a recruit.
“We got rid of the turnover chains and stuff like that,” Mirabal told Mauigoa. “We’re here to play football.”
Miami’s new OL coach told a recruit the team is done with the turnover chain 👀 pic.twitter.com/bSijw4fgz9
— The Sporting News (@sportingnews) January 24, 2022
In December, Mario Cristobal, a Miami alum, left Oregon to be the new head coach of the Hurricanes upon the firing of Manny Diaz. Apparently Cristobal wants to change the culture of the program he inherited.
Miami introduced the turnover chain in the 2017 season, launching a sideline prop craze in college football. The turnover chain changed over the years, featuring the school’s “U” logo/helmet and 305 (the Miami area code).
It was also a noted target for trolling, as Michigan State did in September after beating the Canes.
— Michigan State Football (@MSU_Football) September 18, 2021
