Milo Manheim, Chandler Kinney and more cast members from the "Zombies" film series paid tribute to co-star Carla Jeffery following her death at 33.
On Wednesday, Kinney, who played Willa Lykensen in the Disney Channel musical movie franchise opposite Jeffery's Bree, took to Instagram and shared a series of photos of the two together.
"This doesn't feel real," the "Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin" actress wrote. "Carla, the sweetest, most sparkly gal. You made every day better and brighter with your infectious positivity."
She continued. "I think part of why you brought such effervescence to Bree (aside from your immense talent) is because that's really who you were in your heart; a bubbly, vivacious heart-of-gold cheerleader who loved nothing more than to uplift those around her."
As Kinney went on, she noted that she felt "so grateful to have known [her] love," adding, "I'm going to miss laughing with you, and watching you break out your signature splits on any and every dance floor."

#kinney #bree #heart #milo

Carla Jeffery, known for playing Bree Prattle in Disney's Zombies franchise, died suddenly at 33 on Sept. 1
Jeffery's Zombies castmates, including Milo Manheim, Chandler Kinney and Trevor Tordjman, shared heartfelt tributes celebrating her positivity and vibrant personality
Jeffery also appeared in Shake It Up, Good Luck Charlie and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend during her acting career
Carla Jeffery's Zombies castmates are paying tribute to the actress following her sudden death at 33 on Tuesday, Sept. 1.
Jeffery starred alongside Milo Manheim, Meg Donnelly, Chandler Kinney, Trevor Tordjman, and more as cheerleader Bree Prattle in the series of musical Disney Channel Original Movies, beginning in 2018.

#jeffery

The high school football season kicks off this week with 16 coaches making their debuts in Greater San Antonio. About half are veteran coaches who landed at a new school. The others are getting a chance to lead a program for the first time.
Regardless of their experience, each job has its challenges. Here's a look at the challenges each coach faces at his new position:
Myles Duelm, Madison
Duelm is taking the reins of a program that lost one of the city's top football players to graduation. Wide receiver Jordan Clay is now at the University of Washington after spending all four years of his high school career at Madison. Although Duelm is a first-year head coach, he has plenty of familiarity with the region. He was previously Reagan's offensive coordinator and also worked at Brandeis.
Vernon Hughes, Judson
Hughes takes over a team that hasn't had a winning season since 2021, which is a shocker considering the Rockets' reputation as San Antonio's most decorated football program. Hughes takes over for Mark Soto, a Judson alum who played for and won a state championship under D.W. Rutledge in 1988 but was unable to restore the Rockets to state prominence from the sidelines. The Rockets are never short on talent. Hughes' task will be utilizing that talent to get the Rockets back on track in one of Region IV's toughest Class 6A districts.
Matt McKinney, Harlan
McKinney is tasked with leading one of the city's top 6A programs in his first season as a head coach. He will look to sustain the success the Hawks had under Eddie Salas, who led Harlan to the postseason in all eight of its varsity seasons. While McKinney is in a new role, he is no stranger to the program after serving as Harlan's offensive coordinator since the school opened.

#Football #coach

LANCASTER – It was a tale of two halves for the Lancaster football team in their season opener against visiting Hilliard Darby.
The Golden Gales were impressive in the first half, especially on defense, shutting out the Panthers to take a 9-0 halftime lead. However, the Gales' inability to move the ball with consistency in the second half proved to be their downfall. As a result, Lancaster's defense was on the floor more than it should have been, and Darby took advantage.
The Panthers rattled off 20 unanswered points in the second half. The Gales kept fighting and scored with 3:40 remaining to cut the margin to a one-score game, but it wasn't enough as the Panthers hung on for a 20- 15 nonconference victory on Friday, Aug. 21 at Fulton Field.
More: Starving for success, Lancaster set to usher in the McKinney era
Lancaster certainly played well enough to win, and it was one of those games where they had to feel like they let slip away. The glaring stat was that Darby ran 59 offensive plays compared to just 41 for the Gales.

#darby #second

AUBURN, ALABAMA - NOVEMBER 30: Shaun Shivers #8 of the Auburn Tigers knocks the helmet off Xavier McKinney #15 of the Alabama Crimson Tide as he rushes for a touchdown in the second half at Jordan Hare Stadium on November 30, 2019 in Auburn, Alabama. (Photo by Kevin C. ***** /Getty Images)
Being a college football fanatic is a tough business. Watch parties, road trips, tailgating or just taking up the couch for an entire Saturday are just some of the options. From a happily married (about to be tested) man's perspective, I must navigate the better half's plans that don't include me watching television for 14 hours straight. To me it's non-negotiable.
In reality it's a non-negotiable negotiation. I often lose but I fight the good fight.
There's a major game with playoff implications every week. Conference games are must see. Being laser focused on a 2nd-and-11 from your own 23 while avoiding the side eye is an art. Master your craft fellas. To help I've identified five (for now) can't miss games that will directly impact the season. Blackout dates for doing anything else, if you will. Futures odds from various sources.
Beware the side eye.

#fight #games #shaun #shivers

DALLAS (AP) — John Niland, a three-time All-Pro guard who helped the Dallas Cowboys win their first Super Bowl championship, has died. He was 82.
Niland's daughter, Haven, said he died Saturday morning in McKinney, a Dallas suburb.
Niland made 111 starts in 124 games over nine seasons with Dallas. He played for Philadelphia for one year before retiring after the 1975 season.
Niland made the Pro Bowl for six straight years from 1968 to 1973. He was a first-team All-Pro selection in 1969, 1971 and 1972.
He helped protect Roger Staubach when Dallas beat the Miami Dolphins 24-3 in the Super Bowl on Jan. 16, 1972.

#helped

Radio and text commentary of both One-Day Cup semi-finals
Ben Stokes' Durham, winners in 2014, head to Radlett to face Middlesex
Middlesex aiming for first List A final in 36 years
Durham win and bat first but lose Alex Lees (7), Ben McKinney (45) and David Bedingham (22)
2023 winners Leicestershire Foxes welcome 2017 winners Notts Outlaws to Grace Road

#middlesex

Notre Dame has suffered a couple of injuries at fall camp that will likely hold the affected players out for part of the 2026 season.
ESPN reported Wednesday that Fighting Irish offensive lineman Matty Augustine (toe) and cornerback Chaz Smith (wrist) are set to undergo surgery. Neither injury is expected to be season-ending, and both should return to the field later this season.
Augustine, who appeared in three games as a true freshman last season, was competing for a starting spot at right guard on the offensive line. Sullivan Absher and Charles Jagusah were also competing for the job, with the latter making his return after a UTV accident last summer cost him the 2025 season.
Smith is a true freshman and former three-star recruit from Knoxville, Tennessee, and he was not expected to see a major role this fall on a cornerback unit that returns All-American Leonard Moore and adds veteran transfer DJ McKinney.
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#season #college #return

ROCKTON, Ill. (WTVO/WQRF) — A slew of injuries derailed Hononegah's football season last year before it even had a chance to get going. The Indians still made the playoffs. A healthy roster this year could find the Indians challenging for the NIC-10 championship.
Hononegah head coach Brian Zimmerman would just as soon forget about last season and all the injuries this team endured.

"It's something that we're going to put in the rearview mirror, and so far, so good, we're healthy this season."

One player they missed last year because of a shoulder injury was running back and linebacker Brody Sendele. He was able to wrestle last winter after football season. He won a state championship. Now he's back on the football field.

"I really missed football. I enjoy football a lot, hanging out with my buddies. Wrestling is really a one-person sport, all about yourself. I love football."

"He gets after it, said Zimmerman. "Anytime we can get wrestlers in the football program, I love it."

The Indians have also welcomed aboard a pair of transfers from Boylan, huge lineman Caleb Collins and quarterback Dominic Cacciatore.

Zimmerman says Cacciatore has had a smooth transition. "He's done a really nice job of adapting to our offense, what we like to run. He's got a good rapport with his teammates."

Hononegah offensive lineman Richard Gambini has been impressed with Cacciatore's dedication to grasping Hononegah's offense. "His dad (John) was obviously the Boylan head coach. He (John) had him (Dominic) have all the flashcards out for our plays studying them all, and he knew them all before we even got to training camp. I think he looks great."

Cacciatore should have one of the most reliable and productive receivers in the NIC-10 to throw to in 6-4 Caleb Parker-Lones. He showed flashes of what he can do last season.

"Last season Caleb did a great job of getting his first downs," said Zimmerman. "Any time we need a first down, it seemed like the ball went to him."

Ryan Fritsch was one of the top sprinters in the conference in track last spring. He'll play the slot receiver. Giovanni Zepeda and tight end Logan Wilson are also proven pass catchers.

Sendele will play some running back along with Emerson Tuula.

Up front the Indians return starting center Tim Caver, starting right tackle Richard Gambini and starting right guard Wyatt Kinney.

Some of the defensive stalwarts will be Logan Wilson off the edge at end, Tristen Ginn at tackle, and Chase Timmerman at defensive end. Sendele and Tuula at linebacker, and Fritsch and Jacob Duval in the defensive secondary.

"I think the defense is pretty strong right now from what I've seen in practice," said Sendele. "I think we're going to be a pretty good defense."

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KingGreen learned a humbling lesson after issuing an open challengeto boxers.

Green recently made headlines by picking apart professional boxerBang Williams in boxing sparring. Williams trains under formerfour-division world champion Adrien Broner, who was also inattendance as the veteran UFC fighter trash-talked and repeatedlystung his pupil.
Green subsequently issued an open challenge to all professionalboxers. The Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight soon met his matchin WBO interim super lightweight champion Arnold Barboza Jr., whopieced up Green, albeit they ended without any bad blood.

Green then admitted that Barboza showed him what real boxing lookslike. While Green went in expecting a slugfest, Barboza kept asolid guard and displayed slick footwork to pick him apart.

"I'm thinking we're going to do this certain dance," Green said onhis Instagram Stories. "And it doesn't exactly turn out the way Ithought it would. I learned today what real boxing is. In my head,I thought we'd be all guns. But Arnold came out with peekaboo,tight stuff. So, he is not open to no attacks… He showed me realboxing where he came in, gave me no way to work. He would open up,pop, pop, pop, close back up."

Riding a four-fight winning streak with three finishes in the UFC,Green (36-17) is coming off a first-round buzzer-beater stoppagewin over TerranceMcKinney.

#arnold

Xavier McKinney (29) and the Green Bay Packers' defense forced a franchise-recoerd low 14 turnovers last season. The Packers are hoping for far more this season.
Former Kansas City Royals pitcher Bret Saberhagen pitcher had one of the most unique careers in baseball history.
Throughout the 1980s, Saberhagen was brilliant in odd-numbered years, highlighted by winning Cy Young honors in 1985 and 1989. Between 1984 and 1992, though, Saberhagen didn't have a winning season in even-numbered years.
When it comes to the Green Bay Packers and forcing turnovers, they've been a lot like Saberhagen in recent years.
Hot one season, cold the next.

#packers

Diego Ferreira want to revisit a fight with King Green, one that slipped away at the eleventh hour in 2025, or face another long-time veteran in Jim Miller if he's victorious against this Saturday at UFC Vegas 120, when he takes on Billy Quarantillo at the Meta APEX.
Green was forced off his UFC 319 clash with Ferreira after sustaining an injury a day before the official weigh-ins, and the Brazilian said his plan is to call him out for a proper fight after he gets through Quarantillo in Las Vegas.
"I was really focused on that fight, and I still want to fight Bobby Green," Ferreira told MMA Fighting. "First of all, because he's been fighting and beating everybody, so I hope it happens. If it's not Bobby Green, then I want to fight Jim Miller. I admire him as well. Just look at how many fights he's had in the UFC. So I want one of those two. After this fight, I don't want to wait too long. I want to get right back into the mindset of fighting."
Ferreira said he's expected to face Mairbek Taisumov in a grappling match in ACBJJ in the coming months, and then re-enter the octagon as quickly as possible. Ferreira dropped his past two in the UFC against Grant Dawson and Alexander Hernandez. Green, on the other hand, won four straight against the likes of Terrance McKinney and Jeremy Stephens, with Miller also coming off a bonus-winning finish over Jared Gordon.
Ferreira moved on to fight Hernandez less than a month after the Green match-up fell through, and feels that cutting weight twice in a such a short period of time affected his performance. This time, however, Ferreira guarantees "my preparation was 100 percent for this fight."

#fighting #quarantillo #bobby

While millions of fans see races unfold from the grandstands or their living rooms, Kyle McKinney watches them with a different purpose.
"I joke that I get paid to watch races," McKinney said. "But you're watching with purpose. You're intently following every lap, every position and everything that's happening throughout the field."
As NASCAR's chief scorer, McKinney leads the department responsible for timing and scoring across the NASCAR Cup Series, NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series, NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and ARCA Menards Series. His team tracks every lap, position and finish throughout each race weekend, combining electronic data, camera footage and human review to determine official results.
For McKinney, the path to becoming one of NASCAR's key behind-the-scenes officials started as a fan.
McKinney's connection to racing began long before he worked inside NASCAR. Growing up in Rockville, Indiana, he spent weekends at the track with his father and grandfather, developing an appreciation for the sport that would eventually become his career.

#purpose

CARROLL – Even though there is change in the air, the expectations for winning will never change for the Bloom-Carroll football team.
The Bulldogs have won or shared eight straight Mid-State League-Buckeye Division championships, and during the last four seasons, they have compiled an overall record of 42-12, including four consecutive playoff appearances and a Division III state runner-up finish in 2022.
Steve Daulton takes over as the new head coach. He had previous head coaching stints at Berne Union and Amanda-Clearcreek, and for the last three years, he was the offensive coordinator at Lancaster. Jeremy McKinney, who guided the Bulldogs the last four seasons, left to become the head coach at Lancaster.
More: Lancaster-area 2026 high school football schedules: Mark your calendar
Daulton understands there are high expectations, and he and his team are meeting them head-on.

#head #last #daulton #state

It was always going to be tough for Xavier McKinney to top his first season with the Green Bay Packers, and indeed his second year in green and gold was more understated.
McKinney's eight picks in 2024 were the most by a Packer since Charles Woodson, who had nine back in 2009. Interceptions were harder to come by for Green Bay as a defense in 2025, and for McKinney it was no different.
It would therefore be easy to say his season was a relative disappointment, but the underlying numbers suggest it was anything but.
When looking at McKinney's rankings among eligible safeties in 2025 compared to 2024 in a range of statistics, there is plenty to feel good about from his second season with the Packers.
The lower interception count is notable, with only two in 2025, one of which he should have batted down instead on a fourth down versus the Browns.

#season #woodson

Evan Williams is one of the Green Bay Packers' biggest draft success stories in recent times as a fourth-round pick who had an impact on their defense almost immediately as a rookie and has since settled in as a valued starter.
Not one of the more heralded draft prospects, the Packers traded up to get Williams back in 2024 and were proven right in their conviction on the former Oregon and Fresno State safety.
After a strong first year, Williams followed it up in 2025, as shown by his percentile ranks at the safety position in his first and second seasons.
Williams only started seven games as a rookie, as he was originally behind Javon Bullard, before he made the move to the slot. From there, Williams never gave up the starting safety spot opposite Xavier McKinney, starting all but one game in 2025.
His snap count almost doubled from 533 to 979 between his first and second year, and even with the larger workload, there was no dip in Williams' performance.

#draft

As high school flag football continues to grow in popularity, so does the number of Section V players earning recognition among the state's best.
The New York State Sportswriters **** ociation put together the first set of all-state flag football teams in 2025. This year's selections include seven players at Section V schools named first team all-state, one more than last season.
Webster Schroeder quarterback Emma Rascoe has completed her high school playing days as a two-time member of the Class B all-state first team offense.
Rascoe, the 2026 Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Player of the Year, finished with 63 touchdown passes and 78 total touchdowns during her senior season as Webster Schroeder went 14-2. She finished with 4,729 all-purpose yards, including 3,776 passing yards, while helping the Warriors win the Section V Class B championship. The Warriors were state champions in 2025.
Bishop Kearney standout Nela Lopusanova, a three-time AGR first team member, and East Rochester defensive star Payton Kinney earned Class C first-team all-state honors for the second consecutive year.

#section #schroeder #rascoe

The Lone Star Conference’s annual football media day will be held Thursday, July 23 at McKinney ISD Stadium’s Community Event Center in McKinney, Texas.
All 10 football teams — Angelo State, Central Washington, Eastern New Mexico, Midwestern State, Sul Ross State, Texas A&M Kingsville, UT Permian Basin, West Texas A&M, Western New Mexico and Western Oregon — will be represented by their coach and two players.
More: Angelo State names Mike Erwin as new women's soccer coach
The program includes remarks from commissioner Jay Poerner, the announcement of the preseason players to watch list, players of the year and poll.
The Lone Star Conference will begin its 95th season in 2026 with Central Washington set to start its ***** le defense on Saturday, Sept. 5, while the other nine teams scheduled their first games on Thursday, Aug. 27 and Saturday, Aug. 29.

#state #players #mckinney

Brothers Kirk and Jacob McKinney started Junk Teens with a $4,000 pickup truck.
A turning point came when they reinvested early profits into an $80,000 dump truck.
They now operate in multiple markets and are on track to top $5 million in revenue in 2026.
Kirk McKinney was riding bikes near his Massachusetts home about six years ago when he came across a goldmine: A dump filled with plenty of junk, sure, but also speakers and electronics.
"Someone had thrown away this perfectly good pair of speakers," he told Business Insider. "I asked the guy at the dump if I could take them and he said yes. I just couldn't believe that."

Terrance McKinney and King Green went from friends, to enemies, to friends again.
“I’m going to be real: There ain’t too many black fighters as it is,” Green said after defeating McKinney at UFC 329. “I’m trying to show him and teach him something like, ‘Bro, we’re supposed to stick together.’ Irish fighters do it. The Mexican fighters do it. But us as black folks, where we come from and what we’ve been through is just different. It is what it is.”
Green claims they had a gentlemen’s agreement in place to never accept a fight against one another, but McKinney ignored their pact in order to get himself on the UFC 329 fight card, headlined by former two-division champion and the sport’s biggest star, Conor McGregor.
“I want nothing but good things for him,” Green said. “I’m sorry that we had to do this fight. I told you don’t take the fight, brother. That’s my little bro, and I didn’t want to do this sh*t. I didn’t want to shut his light out. He did everything right, but I’m unbreakable. My spirit don’t be broken.”
Green won by way of first-round technical knockout just seconds before the horn.

The UFC returned to action Saturday night with UFC 329 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, just one week after its successful White House event.
The night's highly anticipated main event featured Conor McGregor making his first appearance inside the Octagon in 1,827 days. McGregor last fought on July 10, 2021, when he suffered a TKO loss to Dustin Poirier after breaking his leg. Saturday's bout marked his long-awaited rematch with Max Holloway, whom McGregor defeated by unanimous decision in their first meeting in August 2013.
Lightweight: King Green (36-17-1) def. Terrance McKinney (18-9) via first-round TKO
Flyweight: Brandon Royval (18-9) def. Lone'er Kavanagh (10-2) via third-round submission (rear-naked choke)
Bantamweight: Mario Bautista (18-3) def. Cory Sandhagen (18-7) via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

LAS VEGAS – King Green seems like he's the kind of guy who doesn't say something if he doesn't mean it.
So when he said fighting Terrance McKinney was a little bit personal, and a lot about teaching a lesson, it was hard to not buy into it. After he put McKinney away with one second left in the opening round at UFC 329, he said they squashed their brief beef and planned to head out into "Sin City" to prove it – together.
And that they did, according to Green's social media posts after his TKO win at T-Mobile Arena to open the main card Saturday. Green (36-17-1 MMA, 17-12-1 UFC) was given the business by McKinney (18-9 MMA, 8-6 UFC) in the early moments of their fight, and his face showed it afterward. But in the final 30 seconds, he caught McKinney and hurt him, then kept the pressure on to get the stoppage with a second left in the opening frame.
"You've got to understand this is at its highest pinnacle," Green said after the fight. "The emotions are high, but you've got to be able to be in the fire. You've got to keep the emotions high, but you've got to control your emotions at the same time. It's a weird game that you've got to play. So they're high. I'm looking at him. He's looking at me. They're high, and they're in the fight. … But I'm just so used to the fire and the way it burns. It is what it is."
Green said in the buildup to the fight that his disappointment with McKinney was in his accepting the bout to begin with. In Green's eyes, they had a handshake deal in place – and McKinney admitted during fight week that he broke it so he could be part of a fight card headlined by Conor McGregor.

A fast finish and an action-packed flyweight bout were among the UFC 329 bonus winners.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship handed out a pair of Performance of the Night awards and a Fight of the Night bonus, with each recipient pocketing an extra $100,000 over their contracted fight purse. The fight card featured 11 finishes in total, but a couple of bouts concluded in anticlimactic fashion, with the main event ending via an unfortunate injury.
Paddy Pimblett secured a $100,000 POTN bonus for his submission of Benoit St. Denis in the co-main event at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. It took Pimblett under a minute to put away his French counterpart, sealing one of the quickest and most emphatic victories of his UFC tenure.

King Green also earned a $100,000 POTN bonus following a dramatic first-round comeback against Terrance McKinney. Despite initially facing an early barrage from McKinney and a submission scare, Green survived and earned a first-round victory with one second to spare.

Brandon Royval and Lone’er Kavanagh bagged FOTN honors and $100,000 each for their back-and-forth flyweight clash. Kavanagh looked sharp in the early frames, but Royval showed his experience to rally back and find a third-round rear-naked choke.

As mentioned earlier, the headliner ended in disappointment as Conor McGregor suffered a knee injury just seconds into his rematch with Max Holloway, resulting in a victory for the Hawaiian.

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is live TONIGHT (Sat., July 11, 2026) with UFC 329, streaming exclusively live on Paramount+. The record-setting event takes place inside T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The main event is Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway 2 in the Welterweight division.
It’s a rematch 13 years in the making with Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway 2 tonight. The literally notorious McGregor has returned without much fanfare to take on one of the sport’s most popular fighters. McGregor last competed five years ago, losing to Dustin Poirier and shattering his shin (relive that here). Since then, he’s been embroiled in major controversies, including being found liable for rape in an Irish civil court.
McGregor has two fights left on his deal, reportedly. It seems like he might be trying to fight out his contract quickly so he can move on to new pastures.
The co-main tonight is Benoit Saint Denis vs. Paddy Pimblett in a high stakes Lightweight bout. Saint-Denis can clear a path to a ***** le shot with an impressive win here over the Englishman. Pimblett will try and show he deserves a second shot at current undisputed champion, Justin Gaethje. Rounding out the main card is Cory Sandhagen vs. Mario Bautista, Brandon Royval vs. Lone’er Kavanagh and King Green vs. Terrance McKinney.
The “Prelims” are headlined by Robert Whittaker vs. Nikita Krylov, in Whittaker’s Light Heavyweight debut (more on that here). UFC 329’s “Prelims” also have Gable Steveson’s UFC debut against massive betting underdog, Elisha Ellison.

This is the UFC 329 live blog for King Green vs. Terrance McKinney, the main card lightweight bout Saturday at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Green (35-17, 1 NC) is one of the most experienced fighters on the UFC roster, sporting a record of 16-12-1 (1 NC) inside the octagon. He finds himself on an unlikely win streak, having recently knocked off Jeremy Stephens, Daniel Zellhuber, and Lance Gisbon Jr. With a win Saturday, Green will have strung together more than three victories for the first time since 2012.
While this matchup is unpredictable, one thing is almost guaranteed: McKinney (18-8) will make sure this fight doesn’t go the scorecards. In 26 pro bouts, including 13 UFC appearances, McKinney has never had a fight end without someone getting knocked out or submitted. McKinney is the winner more often than not, and always in spectacular fashion as all eight of his UFC wins have come in the first round. On the flip-side, McKinney’s past two losses have also come inside of a round, so there’s no telling if he will be the hammer or the nail against Green.
Check out the UFC 329 live blog for King Green vs. Terrance McKinney below.
Round 1:

Who won Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway 2? Updated results for full UFC 329 card originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
While all MMA fans' eyes will be honed in on Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway 2 at the end of the night, the rest of the UFC 329 card does have some eye-catching names to look out for.
Most notably, England's Paddy "The Baddy" Pimblett returns after losing his first fight in nine cage arrivals. He will look to rebound against fellow lightweight Benoit Saint Denis.
Cory Sandhagen will face off against Mario Bautista, while Brandon Royval vs. Lone'er Kavanagh will precede that. Leading off the main card at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas will be King Green-Terrance McKinney.
Here's a look at the results from Saturday's card, which features McGregor's return to the cage.

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is live TONIGHT (Sat., July 11, 2026) with UFC 329, streaming exclusively live on Paramount+. The record-setting event takes place inside T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The main event is Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway 2 in the Welterweight division.
It’s a rematch 13 years in the making with Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway 2 tonight. The literally notorious McGregor has returned without much fanfare to take on one of the sport’s most popular fighters. McGregor last competed five years ago, losing to Dustin Poirier and shattering his shin (relive that here). Since then, he’s been embroiled in major controversies, including being found liable for rape in an Irish civil court.
McGregor has two fights left on his deal, reportedly. It seems like he might be trying to fight out his contract quickly so he can move on to new pastures.
The co-main tonight is Benoit Saint Denis vs. Paddy Pimblett in a high stakes Lightweight bout. Saint-Denis can clear a path to a **** le shot with an impressive win here over the Englishman. Pimblett will try and show he deserves a second shot at current undisputed champion, Justin Gaethje. Rounding out the main card is Cory Sandhagen vs. Mario Bautista, Brandon Royval vs. Lone’er Kavanagh and King Green vs. Terrance McKinney.
The “Prelims” are headlined by Robert Whittaker vs. Nikita Krylov, in Whittaker’s Light Heavyweight debut (more on that here). UFC 329’s “Prelims” also have Gable Steveson’s UFC debut against massive betting underdog, Elisha Ellison.

No matter what happens in 2026, we expect the Pittsburgh Steelers to focus heavily on getting younger and more athletic on defense with the 2027 NFL Draft. We updated our four-round mock draft with just three weeks until NFL training camps start and with the age and salaries of several defensive players, we knew this draft needed to replace those guys.
Indiana's Charlie Becker was our favorite receiver among that talented unit in 2025 and we can't wait to see what he does as the team's clear No. 1 option. Becker has the size and athleticism combo to line up anywhere and Becker is able to run every route. His hands are the best in the draft and he's a true vertical threat.
We are optimistic about DeShon Elliott coming back this season but would love to see the Steelers upgrade with Xavier Scott, who is a pure coverage safety who plays like a cornerback and can lock down receivers and tight ends.
Will Heldt checks in at an athletic 6-foot-6 and 260 pounds with a nonstop motor and lots of power. We can see Heldt bulking up to play a hybrid 3-4 defensive end or lean out some and be an oversized edge with the power to stuff the run.
We can't help but wonder if Joey Porter Jr. will be back in Pittsburgh next season and if not, we slide everyone up including Daylen Everett, leaving a void on the depth chart. McKinney is a smart, athletic coverage player who has definite starter potential.

LAS VEGAS – UFC 329 ceremonial weigh-ins are in the books, and the fighters came face-to-face one final time before Saturday's event.
The weigh-ins took place at T-Mobile Arena, which hosts the card (Paramount+)
UFC 329 is built around a welterweight rematch between Conor McGregor and Max Holloway.
That's not all, though. The main card also includes Benoit Saint Denis vs. Paddy Pimblett, Cory Sandhagen vs. Mario Bautista, Brandon Royval vs. Lone'er Kavanagh and King Green vs. Terrance McKinney.
Additionally, the UFC 329 preliminary lineup features former champ Robert Whittaker in his light heavyweight debut vs. Nikita Krylov, the octagon debut of Olympic gold medalist wrestler Gable Steveson against Elisha Ellison and much more.

Sherdog.com betting **** yst Sean Sheehan has released his best betsfor the upcoming Ultimate Fighting Championship event.

UFC 329, headlined by the long-awaited return of ConorMcGregor in a rematch against MaxHolloway, features several pivotal matchups across multipledivisions, including Benoit St.Denis vs. PaddyPimblett in the co-headliner, CorySandhagen vs. MarioBautista and BrandonRoyval vs. Lone'erKavanagh.
With UFC 329 fast approaching, there are multiple bouts to lookforward to, including the headliner, McGregor vs. Holloway 2.Sheehan is backing Holloway to win inside the distance (+107),believing the former featherweight champion can overwhelm McGregor,who returns to the Octagon after a five-year hiatus.

He also believes there's a good chance Benoit Saint-Denis (-122)defeats PaddyPimblett. Sheehan picks Bautista (+125) to pull off an upsetagainst Sandhagen, backing the former to continue his impressiverun. Furthermore, he also sided with King Green(+120) against TerranceMcKinney.

A potentially lucrative prop bet highlighted by Sheehan is Royvalto win by decision (+400) over Kavanagh, with the former being thebetting underdog.

UFC 329 takes place on July 11 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.