Carson Beck’s sister Kylie rocks eye-catching sparkly Hurricanes fit vs. USF

Carson Beck’s first season with the Miami Hurricanes has been a smashing success so far. His sister’s game-day like when he was with the Georgia Bulldogs have been as well.
After Carson transferred to Miami, Kylie, who was a Bulldogs cheerleader, left the school as well in an emotional note.
When Carson had a nasty breakup with former Hurricanes basketball star and influencer Hanna Cavinder, his sister had his back despite being friends with her.
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When Carson took on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the opening game, he wasn’t the only one shining at Hard Rock Stadium: Kylie rocked a “Hurricane” look.
For Saturday’s big matchup between No. 5 Miami and the No. 18 South Florida Bulls back at the home of the Miami Dolphins, Kylie wore an “Eye of the storm” eye-catching sparkly look.
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The game had a big weather delay as it poured down rain with Carson already throwing two touchdowns when Kylie posted. That’s a sure-fire way to steal her brother’s thunder with a that look.
Both Becks have been shining bright at Miami games unlike the weather, and Saturday was no different.

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