Carson Beck’s GF Hanna Cavinder shows love to Georgia QB's snaps from Auburn clash ft. Ladd McConkey

Carson Beck’s girlfriend Hanna Cavinder attended the Georgia QB's game against Auburn on Saturday. Georgia emerged victorious 31-13. Beck took to Instagram to share some heartwarming snaps, including a sweet moment with Hanna and another with a smiling Ladd McConkey, the Chargers wide receiver.

His caption read:

"Always keep it 15/15 #AO1."

Both Beck and Hanna (Miami basketball star) sport the number 15 for their respective teams—Beck as Georgia's QB and Hanna as a guard for the Miami Hurricanes.

Hanna’s twin sister, Haley Cavinder, chimed in with a playful comment featuring king and queen emojis for the couple.

Screenshot, via Instagram

Meanwhile, Hanna and McConkey, now with the Los Angeles Chargers after being picked 34th overall in the 2024 NFL Draft, showed some love with heart emojis.

Screenshot, via Instagram

Georgia Bulldogs also gave a nod to McConkey’s return to Sanford Stadium, posting a picture of him and Beck and captioning it,

"Nice to see you."

The Bulldogs, now 4-1, outlasted Auburn in a hard-fought game. Although the Tigers dropped to 2-4, the close yardage (381 to 337) shows promise for Auburn as they head into their bye week before facing Missouri on Oct. 19.

Hanna Cavinder’s reply to the troll speaks volumes

Hanna Cavinder had the perfect clapback to a comment about using her boyfriend Carson Beck’s NIL money. Cavinder, whose NIL valuation is estimated at around $863K by On3 Sports, addressed a TikTok comment that suggested Beck’s NIL deal paid for her private jet trip to Athens, Georgia.

According to ‘New York Post’, after she posted a video of herself boarding the plane to watch Georgia take on Auburn, a user wrote:

“We all know Carson’s PJ NIL deal took care of this one,”

In response, Cavinder posted a separate video, said:

“I guess it’s crazy for a girl to have her own bag.”

Carson Beck has inked a NIL deal with Air Star Charter, similar to fellow college football stars like Jaxson Dart of Ole Miss and Texas’ Quinn Ewers.