As a former Georgia Bulldogs cheerleader, Kylie Beck, Miami Hurricanes QB Carson Beck’s sister, doesn’t shy away from the spotlight, especially when it means delivering stunning looks for fans. On Aug. 26, the former University of Georgia cheerleader posted a few bikini photos in a pastel pink look, captioning it:
“Staring Contest?”
She reposted the Instagram post on her story before sharing an intriguing message with fans, writing:
“Here to disrupt your feed again.”
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Earlier this month, the Teen Miss Dance USA 2022 shared the same vibrant pink look in an Instagram post, connecting it to the “Barbie Girl” style with the caption:
“Just a Barbie girl in her Barbie world.”
Kylie, who cheered for the Georgia Bulldogs Spirit Squad as a Dance Dawg before graduating, has since transitioned into her career as a Pilates instructor at Push Pilates in Athens. The Miami QB’s sister has a decent social media presence with over 6,000 followers, who see her as a fitness model and a Pilates trainer. Beyond fitness content, she often shares short dance videos to trending songs to keep her audience engaged.
As Carson works through fall camp, Kylie has remained a close supporter while also keeping no stone unturned to grow her own platform. Posting fitness routines, modeling shots, or playful captions has made Kylie stand out while still championing her brother’s football journey.
Mario Cristobal Names Backup to QB1 Carson Beck Ahead of Matchup vs. Notre Dame
Miami coach Mario Cristobal has officially settled his quarterback depth chart after Carson Beck’s QB1 spot, heading into the Hurricanes’ Week 1 showdown with Notre Dame. On Monday, Cristobal announced that redshirt sophomore Emory Williams will serve as the primary backup to starter Carson Beck.
Williams, now entering his third season in Coral Gables, has logged action in seven career games over two years, registering 60 of 97 complete passes for 657 yards with four touchdowns against two interceptions.
The Florida-native was a three-star recruit in the 2023 class and ranked among the top 40 quarterbacks nationally. Despite Miami bringing in Carson Beck from Georgia this offseason, Williams chose to remain with the program and battle for the No. 2 role.
He said last season was a learning experience, particularly after sitting behind eventual No. 1 overall pick Cam Ward.
“That’s one of my regrets from last year, but I believe I needed that wakeup call,” Williams told CaneSport. “Last year Cam Ward was Cam Ward. He was the best quarterback last year, will have a great year this year. I 100 percent fell into that trap, struggled in the bowl. But I needed that, because this year I’m not going to let that happen again.”
Ultimately, Williams felt staying at Miami gave him the best chance to grow. Cristobal’s decision comes just in time as the No. 10 Hurricanes open their season at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday, Aug. 31, against No. 6 Notre Dame for a Week 1 matchup.
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