“Hanna Cavinder tampering": CFB world has wild reactions to Carson Beck's potential Miami move in transfer portal

Carson Beck's potential transfer from Georgia to Miami has ignited a social media frenzy. The star quarterback entered the transfer portal Thursday, with Miami emerging as his likely destination, according to ESPN. The move could be completed within a week.

The move would fill a crucial gap for the Hurricanes, who are set to lose quarterback Cam Ward. Beck's connection to Miami runs deeper than football – his girlfriend, Hanna Cavinder, plays basketball for the university.

Social media erupted with reactions, with fans suggesting Cavinder played a role:

"Wow... Hanna Cavinder tampering."

“Leaving a national champion favorite and moving across country for a girl is insane ngl,” another wrote.

“Closer to the Cavinder's? Yea, Miami UNDER next year,” one wrote.

One fan listed down their feelings on the news of Beck possibly going to Miami.

“Shocked. Stunned. Blown away,” one wrote.

Another wanted the Canes punished heavily for their supposed 'tampering.'

“Miami should get the death penalty for all the tampering they’ve done this year out,” another wrote, referring to the NCAA banning a school from competing in a sport.

Meanwhile, one Georgia fan does not seem too upset about losing Carson Beck.

“They are more than welcome to have him,” one wrote.

Head coach Mario Cristobal and offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson transformed Ward during his tenure. If they can replicate that success with Beck, Miami could emerge as an ACC powerhouse.

Carson Beck has withdrawn from the NFL draft

Carson Beck has withdrawn from the NFL draft and will explore transfer options, just weeks after declaring on Dec. 28 and undergoing ulnar collateral ligament surgery in his throwing elbow. NFL scouts projected Beck as a top-10 pick heading into this season.

Reports indicate he's fielding NIL offers exceeding $6.5 million.

Beck is reportedly considering Texas Tech, Colorado, Notre Dame, and Oregon apart from Miami. The quarterback showcased his talent this season, throwing for 3,485 yards and 28 touchdowns while steering Georgia to the SEC championship game, despite 12 interceptions.