The Jacksonville Jaguars announced a pair of roster moves before the team's second preseason game.
Continuing to bolster the offensive line depth, the Jaguars signed Timothy McKay. To make room on the roster, Jacksonville released defensive tackle Quinton Bohanna.
McKay went undrafted in 2025 out of NC State. He spent the year on the Washington Commanders' practice squad, not appearing in a regular-season game.
In college, McKay made 35 starts, playing both guard and tackle.
This addition comes as the Jaguars are navigating injuries up front. Currently, the team is without Patrick Mekari and Wyatt Milum, although his absence is expected to be brief. Cole Van Lanen was activated off the PUP list on Thursday.

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The Jacksonville Jaguars continue to bolster their ailing offensive line, signing Timothy McKay on Aug. 20.
McKay joined the team on Monday, Aug. 17, after being added to the 90-man roster.
McKay, 24, signed with Washington as an undrafted free agent following the 2025 NFL Draft. He spent the 2025 season on the Commanders' practice squad.
The Raleigh, N.C., native played six seasons at NC State (2019-2024). He appeared in 56 games, making 35 starts at both tackle and guard. McKay was a semifinalist three times for the William V. Campbell Trophy (2022-24), given annually to the nation's top football scholar-athlete.
In a subsequent move, the Jaguars released defensive tackle Quinton Bohanna.

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The Jacksonville Jaguars announced a number of roster moves on Monday, which includes placing rookie linebacker Parker Hughes on injured reserve.
It has not been reported what injury Hughes is working through, but his season is now over.
Hughes played six special teams snaps in the preseason opener against New Orleans. He was competing with Yasir Abdullah and Jalen McLeod for a roster spot.
The Jaguars also made two additions, signing offensive lineman Timothy McKay and linebacker Baylon Spector.
Signing McKay bolsters the offensive line depth, with Chuma Edoga suffering an injury against the Saints. Patrick Mekari and Walker Little have been sidelined as well, along with Cole Van Lanen remaining on the PUP list.

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After a busy day on Friday, when Washington officially announced the signing of four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Stefon Diggs, the Commanders kicked off Saturday with even more roster moves.
Washington officially announced the signing of veteran offensive lineman Max Scharping, which was reported on Friday, but GM Adam Peters wasn't done. The Commanders also signed former Tennessee ****** ans third-round pick Nicholas Petit-Frere and veteran offensive lineman Daniel Brunskill.
Petit-Frere is a 6-foot-5, 316-pound offensive tackle who played collegiately at Ohio State. The 26-year-old spent his first three seasons with the ****** ans, where he appeared in 34 games and made 28 starts, mostly at right tackle. He was waived in 2025 and signed with the San Francisco 49ers. He was again waived before playing a game in San Francisco and was out of the NFL last season.
Brunskill, 32, entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2017. He has spent time with the Falcons, 49ers, ****** ans and Dolphins. He was released by the Dolphins last summer and did not play in 2025. The 6-foot-5, 300-pound Brunskill has appeared in 108 career NFL games, with 71 starts. He has experience at center and both guard spots. He started 24 games for the ****** ans in 2023 and 2024. He started 10 games at center for the ****** ans in 2024.
To make room for Scharping, Petit-Frere and Brunskill, the Commanders placed DJ Davidson on the reserve/retired list and waived undrafted rookie wide receiver Chris Hilton Jr. and offensive lineman Timothy McKay. McKay was a priority UDFA in 2025, but was injured last summer. He had worked at guard and taken some snaps at center in this training camp.

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The Commanders tripled down on veteran offensive line additions Saturday.
In addition to their previously reported signing of Max Scharping, the Commanders announced that they have signed Daniel Brunskill and Nicholas Petit-Frere.
Brunskill has seen time at all three spots on the line while appearing in 117 games for the 49ers, ***** ans and Dolphins. He played in 16 games for the Dolphins last season and made five starts.
Petit-Frere played tackle while with the ***** ans from 2022-2024. He started 28 of the 34 games he played for Tennessee and was Brunskill's teammate for his final two seasons with the team.
The Commanders announced that they have placed defensive tackle D.J. Davidson on the reserve/retired list. They also waived wide receiver Chris Hilton Jr. and guard Timothy McKay in corresponding moves.

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Countdown to kickoff is back! USC will kick off its 2026 football season on August 29 when the Trojans host San Jose State at the Coliseum. In this series, we will be counting down the days until the season opener by highlighting a notable Trojan who wore each number.
Today, we look at USC Hall of Fame running back Sam Cunningham.
Position: Running back
Years played at USC: 1970-1972
Career highlights: Cunningham starred at fullback for John McKay's USC teams of the early 1970s. As a senior in 1972, he earned first-team All-American honors. In the 1973 Rose Bowl against Ohio State, Cunningham scored four touchdowns, clinching an undefeated season and a national championship for the Trojans.

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July 5 (UPI) -- Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer.
They include:
-- Showman P.T. Barnum in 1810
-- International Tennis Hall of Fame member Dwight Davis in 1879
-- Football Hall of Fame member John McKay in 1923

The high school football season in the Montgomery-area is only a couple of months away, but 7-on-7 tournaments are in full swing. It's an opportunity for skill players to sharpen their techniques and get comfortable with their quarterbacks for the upcoming season.
The Montgomery Advertiser wants to know what high school quarterback in the Montgomery-area will have the best season in 2026 with a readers' poll, presented by The Vance Law Firm.
Voting will open Sunday, June 21, and will be open until noon Thursday, June 25. The winner will be announced on Friday, June 26.
Will McKay, Prattville
Gunner Gibbs, Pike Road

After leading the U.S. Women's Hockey Team to an Olympic gold medal, an NCAA national championship and winning the Patty Kazmaier Award as the top female player in women's NCAA hockey, it appears Wisconsin's Caroline Harvey is going to be at the top of another list soon.
Harvey is expected to be the No. 1 pick in this Wednesday's Professional Women's Hockey League Draft at the Fox Theater in Detroit. Harvey's season was so dominant that she is expected to change the salary structure for the top players in this year's draft.
A few of Harvey's teammates are expected to also walk across the stage early as four Wisconsin players could be chosen in the opening round. Laila Edwards, Kirsten Simms and Lacey Edens are all expected to be chosen by the 10th selection in the draft. Vivian Jungels will likely be selected in the second round.
Other former Wisconsin players eligible to be selected in the draft include McKayla Zilisch, Brette Pettet, Sophie Helgeson and Maddie Posick. Pettet's and Posick's last year was 2022. Helgeson's final season was 2024.
Plover native Alexandria Weiss, who played at Mercyhurst and Syracuse, is also eligible to be drafted. Her last collegiate season was in 2024.

After leading the U.S. Women's Hockey Team to an Olympic gold medal, an NCAA national championship and winning the Patty Kazmaier Award as the top female player in women's NCAA hockey, it appears Wisconsin's Caroline Harvey is going to be at the top of another list soon.
Harvey is expected to be the No. 1 pick in this Wednesday's Professional Women's Hockey League Draft at the Fox Theater in Detroit. Harvey's season was so dominant that she is expected to change the salary structure for the top players in this year's draft.
A few of Harvey's teammates are expected to also walk across the stage early as four Wisconsin players could be chosen in the opening round. Laila Edwards, Kirsten Simms and Lacey Edens are all expected to be chosen by the 10th selection in the draft. Vivian Jungels will likely be selected in the second round.
Other former Wisconsin players eligible to be selected in the draft include McKayla Zilisch, Brette Pettet, Sophie Helgeson and Maddie Posick. Pettet's and Posick's last year was 2022. Helgeson's final season was 2024.
Plover native Alexandria Weiss, who played at Mercyhurst and Syracuse, is also eligible to be drafted. Her last collegiate season was in 2024.

The 2025-26 LSU athletics season closes at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, and the Tigers are looking to finish the season strong. From June 10-13, the men’s and women’s track teams will look to rack up enough points to claim a national championship for LSU. The men will compete on Wednesday and Friday, and the women will compete on Thursday and Saturday. The LSU men are looking for their sixth outdoor ****** le and first since 2021, while the women are looking for a record-extending 15th non-vacated ****** le and first since 2008. These will be broadcast across ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN+.
For those unfamiliar, the track and field championship is determined by a combined points system. Teams do not qualify as combined units. Instead, individual competitors and relay squads from each team qualify out of regionals. Each person or squad is fighting to win a national championship for themselves and points for their team. The national champions score 10 points, the runners-up score 8, and third-eighth score 6-1 points in descending order. It’s possible to score multiple points on one event, and that’s the best chance for LSU to rack up points.
To clear up broadcast info, all field events will be broadcast on ESPN+. On Wednesday, all of LSU’s track events except the 4x400m semifinals will be broadcast on ESPN. The rest of the championship will be broadcast on ESPN2 for both the men and the women. To save ****** e, here is a link to the full schedule of all four days. Add two hours to each time listed since those times are in Pacific.
The men have 11 points-scoring opportunities. At 7:05, the #12 seed 4x100m relay team of Jeremiah Walker, Jaiden Reid, Shakeem McKay, Joshua Caleb and alternate Jordan Turner will run their semifinal race. An hour later, #13 seed Matthew Sophia will run in the second heat of the 110m hurdles. Before LSU’s next runner steps on the track, the javelin finals start about a half hour after Sophia runs. #13 Jack Larriviere will be throwing in the second flight. All field finals are split into two sections. Field athletes have to be in the top nine at the cut-off to advance to the points-scoring round.
During the javelin finals, #10 Jaiden Reid will run in the third heat of the 100m dash. The long jump finals begin around the same time as the 400m heats, and #7 Jordan Turner will be jumping in flight two. LSU has a runner in all three 400m heats. #12 Malachi Austin will run first, then #11 Grant Buckmiller, and then finally #14 Amal Glasgow. About an hour later, the 200m heats start, and #2 Jaiden Reid will be in heat three.