Quarterback Carson Beck chose the University of Miami as his transfer portal destination.But before he answered the call for the Hurricanes, there were two other teams that wanted Beck to stay in the Southeastern Conference,

A few college football blue bloods were interested in Carson Beck after he decided to enter the transfer portal instead of head to the NFL draft.

Beck, the now-former Georgia quarterback, has pushed his NFL plans back a year and is committed to play next season at Miami, making the announcement known Friday and becoming another huge transfer portal acquisition for the Hurricanes.

Beck, who won’t start throwing again for a few months after having UCL surgery, was the only available QB Miami really wanted.

Quarterback Carson Beck has entered the transfer portal after previously declaring for the NFL Draft, sources confirmed to CBS Sports and 247Sports. While Beck's decision wasn't e

Georgia quarterback Carson Beck is expected to make a shocking move and enter the transfer portal after previously declaring for the 2025 NFL Draft, according to Matt Zenitz. The latest twist comes a month after Beck suffered an elbow injury in the SEC Championship Game that required season-ending surgery.

Georgia's offense was going to face pressure in 2025. Now its starting quarterback from the past two years appears to have ratcheted it up.

That seems to be the path Georgia quarterback Carson Beck is traversing after the former star Bulldogs QB committed to Miami on Friday, just one day after entering the transfer portal.  Many draft pundits considered Beck a first-round draft pick heading into the 2024 campaign.

Carson Beck resisted overtures from Georgia about returning for the 2025 season before he transferred to Miami, according to USA Today's Matt Hayes.

Georgia, not Miami, was the first team to offer Carson Beck when he entered the transfer portal. But the quarterback chose not to return to Bulldogs.

When Carson Beck hopped in the portal last week many thought it was because his services were no longer needed by Kirby Smart and Georgia. But according to USA Today writer Matt Hayes, the Bulldogs were the very first call trying to get him back.