Carson Beck’s sister, Kylie Beck, shared a photograph of her latest beach outfit a day before his brother makes his debut with the Miami Hurricanes in what’s set to be his final college football season.
The picture the former Georgia cheerleader shared on her Instagram story showed her wearing a two-piece yellow bathing suit and had the following caption:
“Stuck in bikini szn.”
Kylie was a cheerleader with the Georgia Bulldogs during her brother’s stint as the school’s quarterback. Soon after Carson Beck announced that he was leaving the SEC school, she announced that she would be following suit. While Kylie said she was heading to Florida, she didn’t clarify if she was following her brother to Miami. It’s unknown whether she continued her studies at another school. It seems unlikely that she finished her degree at Georgia, considering she’s just 19 years old.
What seemed clear from her farewell message posted on her Instagram is that she had difficult times emotionally in Athens. Beck is also an influencer, with over 6k followers on Instagram and 12k on X. Earlier this year, she became a poetry author, publishing her first book, “Beyond the Surface,” which tells the story of her difficult upbringing and other personal struggles.
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Anonymous SEC coordinator calls Carson Beck a “turnover machine”
Carson Beck pulled the brakes on joining the NFL in 2025 when he realized his stock at the draft was tanking. Instead, he decided to transfer to Miami for a final season of college football, a similar move to that of Cam Ward in 2024. The expectation is that in the quarterback-friendly system of Mario Cristobal’s Hurricanes, he will excel and his stock will rise with NFL teams.
However, at least one SEC coordinator doesn’t believe that Beck is made from the mold of Cam Ward. Speaking with ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg on the condition of anonymity, the coordinator said the following about Beck:
“He’s a turnover machine. There might have been some drops, but there might have been some dropped interceptions, too. The guy just throws it to the other team. He makes some good throws, but as a quarterback, that’s tough to overcome. He was just fortunate how good they were on defense.”
In his first season as a starter for Georgia, interceptions were not a problem for Beck, with him only recording six. However, in his second season, they became an important issue, as he recorded twice as many with 12. He will have to prove in 2025 that interceptions of his second season as a starter were just a fluke.
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