Carson Beck has already done something most QBs never will. He started 43 games across a long college career that stretched from Georgia to Miami, surviving coordinator changes, injuries, and shifting expectations.

Carson Beck had his college football career come to an end in devastating fashion Monday as his interception in the final minute gave Indiana a 27-21 win and the first national championship in its history.

In a game that warranted nothing but the best, Miami showed up with troubling flaws. Carson Beck and the Hurricanes’ offense were a big bummer as they allowed the dominant Indiana offense to capitalize on their lapses.

Miami gave itself a chance to win on its final possession in the College Football Playoff National Championship but fell short when Carson Beck threw a game-sealing interception. The Hurricanes' 27-21 loss to Indiana came in heartbreaking fashion and brought a disappointing conclusion to Beck's accomplished college football career.

Miami wide receiver Keelan Marion took blame for Carson Beck's late interception in the Hurricanes' loss to Indiana in the national championship

Miami Hurricanes quarterback Carson Beck commented Monday night on the game-ending interception he threw in a 27-21 loss to the No. 1 Indiana Hoosiers in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game.