Carson Beck has been one of the most talked-about quarterbacks in college football this year. The Miami Hurricanes star has transitioned into the starting role after his years at Georgia, and his journey has been closely followed.
While his performances have been under the spotlight, his family has also drawn attention, particularly his younger sister, Kylie Beck. She recently shared a stylish mirror selfie showing her support, but not for Carson’s current Miami team.
Instead, she cheered for Georgia, her alma mater, as they prepared for their highly anticipated matchup against Alabama. Dressed in a chic red halter-style crop top paired with a denim mini skirt and white sneakers, she added a fashionable edge to her game-day spirit.
“Go dawgs!!” Kylie wrote.
Georgia has remained close to Kylie’s heart, as she was a part of the campus community during Carson’s time there. Even after her brother’s transfer, she often shares her support for him, highlighting the strong bond between the siblings.
Still, her dedication to the Bulldogs stands firm, especially with a massive clash against the Crimson Tide just hours away. For Carson, the focus remains on his own season with Miami. He has stepped into a leadership role after transferring from Georgia and has been working to establish consistency as the Hurricanes look to make a playoff push.
His stats so far reflect solid progress, with strong passing numbers and steady command of the offense. While his sister celebrates Georgia’s big game, Carson has his own challenges ahead as he continues to build momentum with Miami in what could be a defining year of his college career.
Carson Beck Didn’t Plan on Transferring to Miami
Beck joined the Georgia Bulldogs in 2020. Over the next four years, he established himself as one of the best quarterbacks in the country. Surprisingly, he transferred to Miami and has been a key player for the Hurricanes this season.
During a recent appearance on the I AM ATHLETE podcast, Beck talked about how everything unfolded, which led to him joining Miami. He revealed that he had no such plan, but coming off an injury and a difficult season, it all happened for him in a flash.
“The ending was tough because it obviously wasn’t part of my plan,” Beck said. “I never wanted it to end that way, right? I didn’t want to go down in the SEC championship game, get injured, and ultimately end up making the decision to go elsewhere. It was never a part of the plan.” (From 11:33)
“Ultimately, sometimes, it’s God’s plan, it’s not your plan. So just going with that, and trusting in Him that ultimately this is where I was supposed to be.”
Beck suffered a right elbow injury in his last game for the Georgia Bulldogs. Since joining the Hurricanes, he has only gotten better.
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