Miami QB Carson Beck Full Go After Elbow Surgery

Miami Hurricanes quarterback Carson Beck has fully recovered from surgery to repair a torn UCL in his throwing elbow sustained during the SEC Championship Game with Georgia. After missing spring practices, Beck has been cleared and participating fully in summer workouts and player-led practices, building chemistry with receivers and preparing for the upcoming season under coach Mario Cristobal. Beck, who transferred from Georgia, where he led the SEC in passing yards in 2023 but struggled with interceptions in 2024, is tasked with replacing the production of Heisman finalist Cam Ward, who was drafted first overall by the Tennessee Titans. Cristobal praised Beck's intelligence, competitiveness, and work ethic, expressing confidence that the Hurricanes are getting the best version of him. Miami aims to contend for a College Football Playoff spot after a strong 2024 season that ended just short of the playoff, with Beck expected to be a key factor in their success. Beck expressed excitement about joining Miami's culture and is eager to demonstrate his abilities as the team prepares for its season opener against Notre Dame on August 31.