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Miami’s Carson Beck and Oklahoma’s John Mateer Head List of Prominent Players Switching Schools
Carson Beck and John Mateer transfer to Miami and Oklahoma respectively to seek playoff success and offensive improvement, with Mateer poised to boost a struggling Oklahoma offense.
- Top transfers include quarterback Carson Beck leaving Georgia for Miami and John Mateer moving from Washington State to Oklahoma.
- After his elbow injury in the SEC championship game last year, Beck sought a fresh start at Miami, reversing his NFL draft declaration and aiming for the College Football Playoff.
- Reports show his 2024 stats underpin his readiness at Miami, with Beck completing 64.7% of passes for 3,485 yards, 28 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions last year, while Mateer threw for 3,139 yards, 29 touchdowns, and seven interceptions.
- Oklahoma is banking on Mateer to revitalize its offense, and Beck said at ACC media days that building chemistry ‘just reinforced my decision in a positive way.’
- Looking ahead, Miami will open on Aug. 31 against No. Notre Dame, with Beck following Cam Ward, who was drafted by the Tennessee Titans this year.
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Miami's Beck, Oklahoma's Mateer head list of prominent players switching schools
Carson Beck made a significant move by transferring from Georgia to Miami. He is one of many prominent players who are getting used to their new schools.
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Miami’s Carson Beck and Oklahoma’s John Mateer head list of prominent players switching schools
After an injury kept him from competing in the College Football Playoff last year, Carson Beck wants to get back to that stage with a different school.
·Washington, United States
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