When Carson Beck evaded pressure and sprinted his way into the end zone on Thursday night to help power Miami over Ole Miss, goodness, it sure was special. With 18 seconds left on the clock, Beck scored the game-winner and he didn't hesitate in saying the score and win was the best feeling of his life.
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After all he's been through, you can't blame Beck at all for being so emotional. He now has Miami one win away from capturing the ultimate glory, with his rushing score being something that's going to be celebrated throughout the weekend. Thanks to ESPN, we've all been given a new look at his epic TD and this angle is nothing short of sensational:
Carson Beck scored the second-latest go-ahead touchdown in regulation in College Football Playoff history with 18 seconds remaining 🔥 pic.twitter.com/rAux9hnuG3
— ESPN Insights (@ESPNInsights) January 9, 2026
Carson Beck's game-winning Miami TD is something he'll never forget
Come on, that video right there is downright electric. You can hear the Miami faithful going wild in the stands as Beck made his way inside of the five. Then, his reaction to the score was just great, with him letting out a scream that was also filled with relief too.
Ole Miss had taken a lead late in the fourth quarter and there was plenty of concern that maybe the Rebels would be the ones to move on to the title game. However, Beck got the ball back in his hands and it didn't take long for him to drive the Canes down the field.
Ole Miss had plenty of people in panic mode, as Trinidad Chambliss fired off a Hail Mary that looked like maybe it had a shot. The ball hit the turf, though, and Miami is officially one win away from getting its season goal done.
When Beck transferred to Miami, this is exactly what he was dreaming of playing for. He'll have to be at his best to get Miami over either Indiana or Oregon, but he has fans believing The U has what it takes to shock the world.