Another Beck has joined the Bulldogs’ squad! Carson Beck might have just found another reason to make his final collegiate year at Georgia more memorable than it already is! The QB already had the starting position in the team, plus all the much-deserved hype he is getting this season as a top QB in the NCAA. 

Still, keeping the game aside, we’re talking about the ladies who hype the players here. Carson Beck has another reason to celebrate Georgia: his sister, Kylie Beck. If you already know her, she’s an undying supporter of her brother and the Bulldogs.

The Bulldogs’ cheerleading squad, UGA Georgettes, selected Kylie as a part of their 2024-25 dance team, UGA Dance Dawgs. The gorgeous sister took to her Instagram story to post the UGA Georgettes, who wholeheartedly welcomed her into their team with a post on August 4. Donned in bright yellow outfits, they held a placard saying, “Welcome to the fam, Kylie. We love you.” 

Kylie has even assumed her cheerleading duties, starting her journey by cheering for her brother, Carson. “Go Time,” posted Kylie on her story, hyping her brother up for the season. It’s evident that she’s ever so proud of her brother, and why wouldn’t she be? After all, he’s highly touted as one of the best CFB QBs and top picks for the 2025 NFL Draft. And he’s in consistent preparation. 

Carson Beck is living up to his hype

Carson Beck is enjoying all the hype now — a potential QB1 in the NFL next year, a Lamborghini owner, and a Heisman Trophy prospect. He’s also working on his “selfish” attitude by cultivating maturity through his ambition for collective teamwork. He knows that football is a team sport as he started, “Obviously as a QB, my success is very much dependent on the offensive line, it’s very much dependent on how our running backs play, it’s very much dependent on if our defense can get stops, it’s very much dependent on if our wide receivers can go make contested catches and get open.”

Georgia’s HC Kirby Smart is also confident that Carson can change the game for the Bulldogs. He believes his signal caller is a worthy Heisman contender as he said, “This year, you got a lot of high expectations again for Carson Beck and for Georgia. So we don’t run or hide from the Heisman talk as something that he embraces. We embrace it.” Anyone can drop their opinions until the season kicks off and real action begins. But once the games start, we’ll see if Carson can live up to the hype.