Miami Hurricanes quarterback Carson Beck’s sister Kylie shared her gratitude towards her family in her latest appreciation post on Instagram. Kylie and Carson were born to Chris Beck and mother Tracy Beck. Chris and Tracy are now divorced.
On Tuesday, Kylie dropped a collage, including photos with her brother and mother from the 2025 college football season. Since, Beck plays for the Canes, most of the photos had Miami colors in it.
“Appreciation post,” Kylie wrote. “Feeling extra grateful for God blessing me with the most amazing family.”
Carson Beck’s father Chris was a former middle linebacker for Navy Midshipmen (1989-92) and a retired naval officer. Meanwhile, Tracy is originally from Clinton, Maryland. She was a cheerleader for the Washington Bullets, and worked in the Duval County Public Schools system in Florida.
Carson Beck Received Support From Family After SEC Championship Game Injury
Last year, Carson Beck led the Georgia Bulldogs into the SEC Championship game, where they faced the Texas Longhorns. Beck suffered a elbow injury and was subsequently replaced by Gunner Stockton for the remainder of the game.
Later, the MRI revealed that he had a torn ulnar collateral ligament and would need surgery. When faced with the reality, Beck went down to his car and broke down in tears.
Everything was just ripped away from me,” Beck said via ESPN. “I’m thinking, what does this mean for me? What does this mean for my career? What does this mean for my future?”
He then went home to be with his mother Tracy and sister Kylie.
“We just hugged and cried,” Tracy said. “But the good thing about our family is we take things, and we make the best out of it. Yes, you take a minute to cry, but we’ve got to get back up, and we’ve just got to do whatever it takes.”
However, the quarterback, with the support of his family lifted himself and underwent surgery. He recovered well just in time ahead of Miami’s season opener. Under him, the Hurricanes are the No. 10 team in AP polls and are 6-1 overall.
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