Miami QB Carson Beck Resumes Throwing After Elbow Surgery

Miami Hurricanes quarterback Carson Beck, who transferred from Georgia after elbow surgery, has been cleared to throw and is expected to be fully ready for the upcoming season. Beck, who missed Miami's spring camp due to recovery from right ulnar collateral ligament surgery, has posted videos showing him throwing, though some fans remain skeptical about his readiness to replace record-setting starter Cam Ward. Miami coach Mario Cristobal expressed confidence in Beck's progress and ability to lead the team, noting Beck's strong performance history at Georgia, where he completed over 68% of his passes and led the Bulldogs to a 24-3 record as a starter over two seasons. Beck had originally declared for the NFL draft but chose to transfer to Miami for a sixth college season, aiming to build on Ward's success and help the Hurricanes contend for the College Football Playoff. The Hurricanes view Beck's recovery and throwing form positively, and the team is optimistic about their offensive line and system providing a strong foundation for his performance. Despite some fan doubts, Miami expects Beck to be a key factor in their 2025 campaign, with full team workouts underway and the season opener against Notre Dame scheduled for August 31.