"Complete fraud," "He's going undrafted": Carson Beck flamed by fans for throwing 4 INTs vs. Louisville as Miami suffers crushing loss

College football fans berated Miami quarterback Carson Beck after throwing four interceptions in the Hurricanes' 24-21 upset loss to Louisville on Friday night at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.

Beck, who has logged three interceptions in five games this season, had his passes telegraphed by the Cardinals' defense, intercepting two passes each in the second and fourth quarters, including Miami's final play of the game.

The horrible performance caught the ire of fans, who saw how Beck unraveled in a crucial ACC clash. One fan described him as someone who can't be trusted in pressure-packed situations.

"Carson Beck sucks. Complete fraud," the fan wrote on X.

Another fan was turned off by Beck's miscues, causing him to tamp down his NFL draft expectations on the senior QB.

"Carson Beck Jesus Christ he going undrafted off of this game," he said.

Other college football enthusiasts, who were stunned by Beck's error-prone night, had their degrading descriptions on the Georgia transfer, with some calling it a "choke job" and a "meltdown."

Vinnie D

@_VINNIE_D

Absolute CHOKE JOB from Carson Beck! Unbelievable #CFB #Miami #Upset

Q

@SirESPN

Carson Beck just sold them with 4 INT

Juicy J

@Juicy_J_713

Classic Carson Beck meltdown game.

Patrick

@Patjam77

Miami should ask for a refund from Carson Beck for their NIL money

Before Week 8, Beck was joint first with Alabama QB in BetMGM's odds for the 2025 Heisman Trophy at +350. But the loss and his lackluster performance against Louisville could trigger a betting line downtrend once the games conclude over the weekend.

Louisville's defense stops Miami's rushing game, limiting the Hurricanes to 63 yards

Louisville stopped Miami's running backs on their tracks, stymying the Hurricanes' ground game into producing 63 net yards.

The Cardinals' defense held down Miami's vaunted rushing crew, who in five games averaged 163.8 rushing yards per game.

Jeff Brohm's defensive line neutralized Mark Fletcher Jr to 18 yards, way below his average of 85.6 ypg. Fletcher's running mate, Charmar Brown, could only manage nine yards from 45 ypg in the first five games.

Louisville's masterful performance in stopping Miami's rushers forced Carson Beck to gamble more on the air.

Despite having completed 25 of 35 passes for 271 yards, his four interceptions gave the Cardinals good positions to score. They created a double-digit separation in the middle of the fourth quarter.

Beck was thoroughly outclassed by his Louisville counterpart, Miller Moss, who passed for 248 yards and threw two touchdowns. Wide receiver Chris Bell, who was the recipient of Moss's two TD passes, came up with 136 yards.

The Hurricanes will try to bounce back from the loss as they host Stanford (2-4, 1-2 in ACC) on Oct. 25.