Carson Beck’s sister Kylie drops 2-word message ahead of Georgia Bulldogs vs. Kentucky Wildcats’ SEC game

The Georgia Bulldogs will face an uphill battle in Southeastern Conference play when they host the sixth-ranked Kentucky Wildcats on Tuesday. Kylie Beck, the sister of Georgia quarterback Carson Beck, showed her interest in the men's basketball showdown by sharing a story on Instagram ahead of the game.

Kylie Beck was excited for Georgia Bulldogs' men's basketball showdown with Kentucky on January 7. (Source: https://www.instagram.com/stories/kyliebeck_/3540376182375087564/?igsh=MTM5Y3cwaXhrdzloNA%3D%3D)

An excited Kylie Beck wrote, "It's gameday!!"

Kylie Beck, a sophomore, is a part of the Georgia Georgettes and the Georgia Dance Dawgs and has been a common feature at the Bulldogs' football games this season.

Besides entertaining fans on the field, she is emerging as a popular figure on social media, garnering over 5,500 Instagram followers. She has done so by flaunting expensive outfits and her immense flexibility.

While Carson Beck has been sidelined by an elbow injury since Dec. 7, he declared for the 2025 NFL draft, for which he received heartwarming messages from his sister Kylie and his girlfriend, Miami women's basketball star Hanna Cavinder. He is among the top quarterbacks in the class per ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr., and is likely to be a second-round pick.

Georgia Bulldogs the underdogs in SEC showdown with Kentucky

The Georgia Bulldogs (12-2, 0-1 SEC) will have a raucous crowd behind them at the Stegeman Coliseum in Athens, where they are unbeaten in nine games this season, on Tuesday night.

Despite that, they are underdogs against the Wildcats (12-2, 1-0).

Georgia suffered a 51-63 defeat in their conference opener to then-No. 24 Ole Miss on Saturday, which was their first game against a ranked opponent this season. Although Mark Pope's team has an identical 12-2 record, Kentucky has scored impressive victories over Duke and Gonzaga and is a dark horse for the national championship this season.

Georgia's hopes will rest on 6-foot-11 freshman Asa Newell, who has averaged 15.4 points, 6.9 rebounds and 1.1 blocks. The game between the Bulldogs and the Wildcats will tip off at 7 p.m. ET.