The Miami Hurricanes have found their replacement for quarterback Cam Ward. Former Georgia quarterback Carson Beck announced on X that he had committed

The Miami Hurricanes have their quarterback. Carson Beck, who started the past two seasons for the Georgia Bulldogs, announced Friday on his personal X (formerly Twitter) account that he is transferring to Miami. Beck has one season of eligibility remaining.

Former Georgia quarterback Carson Beck spent roughly 24 hours in the transfer portal before committing to play for the Miami Hurricanes in 2025, according to multiple reports.

Beck, the now-former Georgia quarterback, delivered the news on social media with a simple two-word message: “Go Canes,” he wrote, along with an image of himself in a Miami uniform and with “Committed” and “305 Bound” on the photo.

This marks the second-straight season that Miami gets its starting quarterback in the transfer portal, as the Hurricanes landed Cam Ward last offseason from Washington State. That move worked beautifully, as Ward finished fourth in Heisman Trophy voting after a stellar season.

Georgia quarterback Carson Beck appears to be rethinking his plans for 2025 less than two weeks after announcing he would enter the NFL draft

Where will Carson Beck transfer? Here's a list of potential suitors after the former Georgia QB reportedly entered the portal on Thursday:

Carson Beck has committed to Miami, just 24 hours after the former Georgia quarterback hit the transfer portal.