WATCH: Carson Beck’s sister displays stunning dancing moves via latest IG story

The Georgia Bulldogs have an amazing cheerleading squad, and one of the jewels in their crown is Carson Beck's sister - Kylie Beck. The Dance Dawg sophomore recently appeared in a story posted by one of her Bulldogs fellows, Amaya Crearer, in which the duo stole the attention with their killer moves.

Set against the backdrop of one of Georgia's indoor spaces, Kylie and Amaya rocked their official Nike-Georgia gear. Their energy and precision were under full display under the night lights. Have a look:

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Kylie is one of the top performers in UGA Cheerleading and is also known for her sibling connection to Georgia quarterback Carson Beck. A proud supporter, she frequently shares appreciation posts as a Carson superfan.

Despite her Bulldog loyalty, Kylie is also known for her work ethic and respect for cheerleaders from rival teams. However, nothing excites her more than cheering for the UGA.

What's in for Carson Beck's Georgia this Week?

The SEC toppers will face the Alabama Crimson Tide in Week 4. Flying under Kalen DeBoer's new management, the Crimson Tide currently stands in fourth place in the conference.

On the other hand, the Bulldogs etched a marginal 13-12 win over the Kentucky Wildcats. Kirby Smart's program initially topped several rankings, but the ESPN FPI Rankings now place them in third place after the rough Week 3 win.

Kylie's brother had a lackluster game against the Wildcats. So far, he has amassed 680 yards with seven touchdowns this season. The #15 Georgia QB stands 10th in the league, but his potential is known to everyone, having thrown for 3,941 yards and 24 touchdowns, bringing the Bulldogs atop in SEC East last season.

That said, the Jacksonville-native brother-sister duo is doing their part to keep the hype for Georgia. Smart acknowledged some issues from the Kentucky game but believes his team will recover strongly.

So far, the SEC teams have five out of the top six teams in the top 25 rankings in college football, per ESPN. But that means the competition is as fierce as it gets right from the start.

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