Carson Beck’s Mom Shows Unwavering Support After Son’s $4 Million Move to Miami

After spending four seasons with Kirby Smart’s Georgia Bulldogs, quarterback Carson Beck decided to take his talents to the Miami Hurricanes in January.

Beck was the Bulldogs' starter for two seasons, leading them to a 24-3 record, including two SEC championship appearances and a 63-3 triumph over the Florida State Seminoles in the 2024 Capital One Orange Bowl.

Beck passed for 3,485 yards, 28 touchdowns and 12 interceptions on a 64.7% completion percentage as a senior. However, he could not help Georgia win a national championship like his predecessor, Stetson Bennett, had done twice.

Now in his final season of eligibility after redshirting in his freshman year, Beck joined Mario Cristobal’s Hurricanes to bring them to the school's first national championship game since the 2002 season. He signed a $4 million name, image and likeness (NIL) deal to become the program’s starter and is confident he made the right decision.

“The biggest thing for me, obviously was the offensive fit, and as a quarterback, the OC [offensive coordinator], the scheme and talent and guys that you are going to have around you is huge to the success and ultimately the future,” Beck told reporters during an interview at the ACC Media Days on Tuesday.

“This is my future. And this is one of the better decisions I’ve made.”