PIC: Georgia QB Carson Beck shares cute on-field moment with GF Hanna Cavinder after win vs Auburn

Carson Beck and the Georgia Bulldogs faced the Kirby Smart-coached Auburn Tigers on Saturday and secured a 31-13 victory. After a loss against the Alabama Crimson Tide last week, the Bulldogs bounced back in style.

Beck played an efficient game, completing 23 of 29 attempts for 240 yards and two touchdowns.

Supporting him during his standout game was his girlfriend, Miami Hurricanes hooper Hanna Cavinder, who attended the game wearing Beck's Georgia jersey stylishly paired with a denim miniskirt and red boots.

Beck shared an image of himself and his girlfriend on the field after the win over Auburn.

Check out Beck's Instagram story below:

Image Credit: @carsonbeck/Instagram

Hanna and Carson made their relationship official after they were spotted at Lake Michigan, vacationing with each other's family.

Carson Beck's girlfriend Hanna Cavinder hits back at online critics

After the Georgia Bulldogs' defeat to the Kalen DeBoer-led Alabama Crimson Tide, Hanna Cavinder took to TikTok to address online critics commenting on athletes' appearances.

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"I’m just gonna get this off my chest because this s**t is just literally fires me up and annoys me so much about social media and society nowadays," she said.

"I don’t understand why viewers or fans or whatever it is get satisfaction from commenting on a person or athletes’ looks on social media — or roasting them and thinking it’s just OK to comment about what they look like, come at them, tear them down like these people aren’t human beings."

She ended the video by suggesting fans not spread negative comments and ideas on social media.

"It’s actually sickening nowadays how society can just turn a blind eye to someone’s comments about what a person looks like online. And it’s just sickening that people all satisfaction from humiliating someone about their looks."

Hanna and her twin sister will return to the Miami Hurricanes women's basketball team for their fifth and final year of college basketball.