Shawn Mendes is making things Instagram official with his girlfriend, Bruna Marquezine.
In a post shared to his Instagram on Tuesday (Aug. 4), the pop singer posted the Brazilian actress to his main grid for the first time to celebrate her 31st birthday.
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The birthday tribute featured photos and videos of the couple visiting Casa Amarela Providencia, a cultural center in Rio de Janeiro.
"Feliz aniversário my baby [wing and heart emojis]," Mendes, 27, wrote in the caption. "You are a light and a mãe in every room you walk into. Not to be tooooo sappy but you've truly changed my life and I am so so grateful for you. Eu te amo muito muito muitoo!!! We all do amor…"

#mendes #muito #shawn #tuesday

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — The Los Angeles Chargers are entering the stretch of training camp where the calendar starts to matter.
Thursday's preseason opener against the Houston Texans is only days away, and Sunday's practice carried the feel of a team beginning to sharpen its focus. The pads are popping, competition is intensifying and coaches are getting a clearer picture of which players are ready to carry their work from camp into live preseason action.
There was plenty to watch on both sides of the ball Sunday, but the defense offered perhaps the most intriguing storyline.
A number of Chargers veterans and depth players did not practice, including safety Derwin James, left tackle Rashawn Slater, cornerbacks Tarheeb Still and Rodney Shelley, defensive back Noah Avinger, outside linebacker Bud Dupree, defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson and offensive lineman Laekin Vakalahi.
Defensive lineman Justin Eboigbe was on the field but left individual work with a trainer. He later met with the media after practice, providing an encouraging reminder of just how important his development has become to this defense.

#work

PHOENIX, ARIZONA - AUGUST 07: Hezly Rivera competes on the balance beam during the 2026 Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships at Mortgage Matchup Center on August 07, 2026 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Chris Coduto/Getty Images)
Hezly Rivera won the all-around ******* le at the 2026 U.S. Championships on Sunday in Phoenix, coming from behind to defeat teammate Claire Pease in a fierce battle that came down to the wire.
After falling from the uneven bars on day one, Hezly Rivera did not take the lead until the eighth and final rotation in Phoenix. Slowly chipping away, routine after routine, the defending U.S. Champion showed impressive mental endurance to clinch her second-straight championship.
With her win, the 18-year-old joins an elite club of American gymnasts who won multiple U.S. ******* les, including Olympic Champions Simone Biles, Shawn Johnson, and Nastia Liukin.
Four different athletes won the four individual events. U.S. Classic champion Reese Esponda claimed her first national ******* le on floor after a two-day masterclass. Olympic and World vault medalist Jade Carey claimed her third U.S. vault ******* le. Rivera defended her balance beam ******* le, while Claire Pease won her first U.S. ******* le, on uneven bars.

#rivera #august

There was an obvious weakness on Duke's defense last season, and it came in the secondary, with the Blue Devils allowing 276.8 passing yards per game, good for 134th out of 136 teams in the FBS.
Manny Diaz has made it clear that playing time in this year's secondary is up for grabs for everyone.
"There are no jobs claimed in the secondary, so everybody understands that every time there's a ball thrown, someone has a chance to earn playing time this year," Diaz said.
To fix what ailed Duke last season, Diaz and his staff brought some talent in from the portal, including Che Ojarikre (Stanford), Dylan Flowers (Western Kentucky), and Kyon Loud (Montana), who will all have a chance to win spots at the cornerback position. Ojarikre could also be seen as Chandler Rivers' replacement at nickel after the latter took his talents to the NFL.
At safety, DaShawn Stone and Andrew Pellicciotta return but will be challenged for playing time by Patrick Smith-Young, who started 25 games between his time at North Texas and Old Dominion.

#chance

The Detroit Lions announced a flurry of roster moves ahead of Sunday's training camp practice. They officially placed Teddy Bridgewater on the reserve/retired list, they've signed cornerback Ryan Cooper and linebacker Amen Ogbongbemiga, and they've waived tight end Nick Muse.
Bridgewater's move to the retirement list comes minutes after Dan Campbell announced the veteran quarterback is stepping away.
"I've known Teddy a long time, and, man, the human being is unbelievable," Campbell said. "Certainly the player, everything he's about, the teammate that he is, the way he prepares. Always played the game up here and had a huge heart. He's going to be missed."

Campbell said the team intends to sign a veteran backup quarterback, and hopes to do so by Monday.
Cooper was one of three defenders who tried out for the Lions over the weekend. He last played football with the Birmingham Stallions of the UFL, posting 25 tackles, four pass breakups and an interception in nine games. At 5-foot-11, 184 pounds, Cooper has only made one game appearance at the NFL level, playing six special teams snaps for the Baltimore Ravens in 2024. Detroit needed a little cornerback depth while D.J. Reed is sidelined with a minor groin injury and the Lions waived De'Shawn Rucker with an injury designation.
Ogbongbemiga has been in the NFL for five seasons, appearing in 72 games and making three starts since 2021. He went undrafted in the NFL but was a first-round pick in the CFL in 2021. He opted to go the NFL route, making the Los Angeles Chargers 53-man roster as a rookie and appearing in 15 games. He lasted two more years with the Chargers, playing mostly on special teams—932 snaps on teams over three years.

#three #games #teams

The Arizona Cardinals placed two players on injured reserve on Saturday and had six players in for a tryout on Saturday. They have filled their two roster vacancies with two of the players they tried out.
The Cardinals announced they signed tight end Shawn Bowman and linebacker Eugene Asante.
Bowman is 6-4 and 249 pounds and has yet to play an NFL game. He went undrafted out of Rutgers in 2024 and signed with the Carolina Panthers. He spent time on their practice squad as a rookie. Most recently, he was in the UFL with the Orlando Storm. He played in 11 games and had seven catches for 53 yards.
Asante is six feet tall and 226 pounds. He went undrafted last year out of Auburn, signing originally with the Miam Dolphins. He did not make their roster and spent time on the practice squads of the Cleveland Browns and Atlanta Falcons. He played for the Houston Gamblers in the UFL in the spring. In nine games, he had 34 total tackles, four tackles for loss, two pass breakups and two forced fumbles.
Don't expect either to be guys who push for the roster. They fill the back end of the 90-man offseason roster and will see action late in the last preseason games the Cardinals have.

#cardinals #games #bowman #asante

Samuel Monroe Jr. remains on life support in a Los Angeles hospital as his family waits for additional brain scans before making what they have described as an extremely difficult decision about his care.
The 52-year-old actor remains in a medically induced coma after months of serious health complications involving meningitis, MRSA pneumonia and other conditions.
His wife, Shawna Stewart, told TMZ in an August 8th update that Monroe's brain continues to swell and that doctors have warned his family about the possibility that he may not regain meaningful consciousness.
For now, no decision has been announced. Stewart said the family has agreed to wait for several more CT scans before determining how to proceed.
Stewart told TMZ that Monroe's ventricles have become enlarged as his brain continues to swell, contributing to seizures. She said he has undergone three brain surgeries while doctors continue monitoring his condition with CT scans. Monroe is also dealing with serious complications beyond his brain. Stewart said his left lung has partially collapsed.

#remains #decision #complications

Training camp is always full of storylines, but every year a handful of players exceed expectations and force their way into the conversation. While stars like Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens will continue to grab the headlines, a few under-the-radar developments have quietly become some of the biggest surprises from the Cowboys' time in Oxnard.
Heading into camp based on depth charts, Luke Schoonmaker had a hold on the backup tight end role behind Jake Ferguson with some speculating Spann-Ford could take over. Now, Spann-Ford has become one of the biggest winners of training camp which spells danger for Schoonmaker.
The athletic tight end has consistently flashed as a pass catcher, using his size and movement skills to create difficult matchups. That was always viewed as an area that would help determine whether he could become a complete tight end, and early signs suggest he has taken a significant step forward. He has also shown some pop as a run blocker.
If that continues throughout the preseason, Spann-Ford could not only secure the TE2 role but become an important part of Dallas' offensive rotation this season.
The Cowboys drafted Jaishawn Barham with the expectation that he could eventually become a difference-maker at linebacker. Few expected that process to happen this quickly.

#become #ford #tight #biggest

Good morning, LSB.
The Rangers won a thriller last night over the Orioles.
Shawn McFarland details the game-saving play in the ninth inning that preserved the win.
A bases-loaded K for Eovaldi and a big homer for Pederson also key, writes Kennedi Landry.
McFarland also touches on the plan for Jordan Montgomery, who was activated yesterday after a long recovery.

#orioles

When Giants running back Cam Skattebo did a backflip while recovering from an injury, coach John Harbaugh joked that he should have stuck the landing. When a couple of oft-injured Packers players did backflips, coach Matt LaFleur took a harder line.
Packers running back MarShawn Lloyd and wide receiver Christian Watson, both of whom have been injury-prone, both did backflip celebrations, and LaFleur told them to knock it off.
Lloyd said after a training camp practice that LaFleur told him to stop.
"I've always been able to do it," Lloyd told reporters. "Coach LaFleur doesn't want me to do it no more. . . . He said it was cool, but he said, 'Let's not do that.'"
Lloyd said LaFleur told Watson to stop the backflips, too.

#watson #back #injury

Fans of the Green Bay Packers are fortunate. An army of excellent beat writers cover the team, providing in-depth information and access during each and every training camp practice. In this post, we will gather the Infinity Stones of on-site Packers coverage all in one place so finding training camp information on your favorite football team is an easy endeavor this summer.
On Thursday, the Packers got a flipping good time from MarShawn Lloyd and an impressive play from a young receiver, plus a new absence due to injury.
A roundup of the training camp practice recaps coming out of Thursday, Aug. 6:
Five things learned: Jordan Love and his offensive line facing the blitz, an injury to Josh Jacobs, the big day from MarShawn Lloyd and Family Night on deck.
Play, player of the day: On MarShawn Lloyd's impressive day, and a big play from ascending receiver Isaiah Neyor.

#camp #lloyd #practice

El SEGUNDO, Calif. -- The Chargers' second day in pads took place Thursday morning at The Bolt and featured more live-play situations, along with one-on-one reps between the offensive and defensive lines.
Right off the bat, left tackle Rashawn Slater, who left the first padded practice on Tuesday, warmed up with the team and played a couple of snaps at left tackle during 11-on-11. He rotated with Trey Pipkins and Branson Taylor.
Taylor saw the most reps at left guard with the first-team offensive line in front of quarterback Justin Herbert. In fact, he took all of the reps unless he was moved to left tackle. The Chargers might like the growth they have seen from his rookie year until now, which could explain why he is seeing consistent playing time.
Kayode Awosika stepped in at left guard when Taylor moved to left tackle. When Trey Lance was at quarterback, the offensive line in front of him consisted of Pipkins, Awosika, Jake Slaughter, Trevor Penning and Logan Taylor.
The offensive line did a better job during 11-on-11 on Thursday than it did during the first padded practice.

#left #tackle #line

It was not even an hour into the third padded practice of training camp for the Dallas Cowboys when reports of players dealing with issues started to pop up.
First there was defensive tackle Otito Ogbonnia. It was noted that he went to the team's injury tent, but shortly after that it was reported that he exited and returned to practice. All good, seemingly.
As that report was coming in, so was another. Rookie linebacker Jaishawn Barham was captured heading into the injury tent, and soon after he was he was also escorted to the locker room off of the practice field.
The Athletic's Jon Machota noted that Barham seemingly said he was fine, but obviously that remains to be seen. Clearly the medical staff wanted to get a look that required the locker room at the very least.
We will update this post as more information on all injuries becomes available.

#practice #injury #seemingly #cowboys

LINCOLN — The Logan County Fair Night of Thunder at Lincoln Speedway will feature four divisions of dirt track racing on Friday, Aug. 7.
The divisions include Taco Bell DIRTcar Modifieds, DIRTcar Sportsman, Crown Vics, and DIRTcar Hornets. According to a community announcement, the event will take place during the annual fair race.
Pits will open at 4 p.m., followed by stands opening at 5 p.m. Local pill draw ends at 5:50 p.m., hotlaps begin at 6 p.m., and racing is set to start at 7 p.m., according to the announcement.
The headline division, Taco Bell DIRTcar Modifieds, features Brian Lynn of Mason City, who leads the points with one feature win and three top-five finishes in six races. He holds a 24-point lead over his son, Austin Lynn, who has four top-five finishes in five starts.
Brandon Roberts of Ashland is third in the standings with two feature wins, while Springfield's Brian Diveley is fourth after three top-five finishes. Taylorville's Carter Sinkhorn rounds out the top five in Modified points. Other drivers in the top 10 include Ray Bollinger, Marshall Call, Shawn Vaughn, Alan Crowder, and Steven Brooks.

#modifieds #lynn

Allen Park — Multiple Detroit Lions were either absent from Thursday's practice or left early to be evaluated for potential injuries.
Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, running back Isiah Pacheco, offensive lineman Juice Scruggs and cornerback D.J. Reed — all of whom did not have any previously known injuries — were not spotted Thursday.
Running back Sione Vaki (nose, eye) and linebackers Malcolm Rodriguez (ankle) and Jimmy Rolder (hamstring), as well as defensive ends Derrick Moore (groin) and Payton Turner (back), also were not spotted, though we know each of the injuries they're dealing with.
Vaki will be "out for a little bit," Lions coach Dan Campbell said Tuesday; Rodriguez left early from Tuesday's practice; Rolder will be down for "a while;" Moore is expected to be back within the next week or so; and there's no been no update on Turner, who popped up with a stiff back after Detroit's first session of training camp July 29.
Defensive lineman Mekhi Wingo (groin) and cornerback De'Shawn Rucker (ankle) were early exits Thursday. It was an extremely humid day in Allen Park, and a number of players were either absent or limited due to cramping.

#back #early #lions #rodriguez

As expected, we won't be seeing the headliners for the Carolina Panthers hitting the field in the Hall of Fame Game. Head coach Dave Canales told reporters earlier this week that he will not send out his starters on Thursday night.
That, however, doesn't mean there won't be anyone worth watching.
Here are four defensive players to keep an eye on during the Panthers' 2026 preseason opener . . .
Hall, a Durham, N.C. native, became an early offseason darling for Panthers fans after a standout spring. And now, between the neck injury to starter Tershawn Wharton and the sudden retirement of LaBryan Ray, the undrafted rookie might have an initial 53-man roster well within reach.
Given Carolina's questionable depth along their defensive trench, Hall could provide some much-needed backup for Derrick Brown and Bobby Brown III. The 6-foot-4, 297-pounder, who recorded 56 pressures at Duke University in 2024 and 2025, should have a chance to show off his pass-rushing chops on Thursday night.

#thursday #fame #game

Fans of the NFL's other 31 teams love to call out the Dallas Cowboys' supposed inflated ego and overblown opinion of how good they actually are. Well, then they'll love the latest vocabulary term floating around Oxnard, one that players and even coaches are using to set the bar for this year's offense. Topping this look at the latest headlines in Cowboys Nation, coordinator Klayton Adams says he has no problem with the "GOTI" moniker making the rounds, and is leaning into the idea that Dak Prescott & Co. could truly live up to their "Greatest Offense There Is" brand.
Defensively, Christian Parker continues to be the most interesting man in camp, or at least the most enigmatic. The DC says he's pleased with his unit's progress through the first few practices, highlighting their attention to detail and level of violence and physicality. And don't worry about the new guys; he says Caleb Downs and Jaishawn Barham are exactly as advertised thus far.
And did Brian Schottenheimer just let slip when he thinks the team will likely add roster help? Based on his latest comments, don't be surprised if there's a move made for a name player after the Cowboys' second preseason game versus Arizona on Aug. 28.
Scanning the league's other camps, Aaron Donald may be a big step closer to officially announcing a return for the Rams, and Houston's Tank Dell is back after a nasty injury and long recovery. And the Cardinals may be prepping to take the field in Canton for the Hall of Fame Game, but don't tune in looking to see rookie running back phenom Jeremiyah Love.
In other news, the Commanders have landed wide receiver Stefon Diggs, and Puka Nacua is taking serious aim at a big-money contract by hiring the same agent that just got Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Zay Flowers paid. The Steelers are under fire for possibly hiding an Aaron Rodgers illness before last season's playoff loss, and the Chiefs are playing in Arrowhead Stadium once again after a name change for their home venue.

#cowboys #fans

An Elmira-based martial arts school is sending a team to Central America this fall to take part in an international competition, and is seeking community help to raise funds for the trip.
Ten competitors and coaches from American Family Karate & Jujitsu, based at 103 Hoffman St. in Elmira, will travel to Santo Domingo Xenacoj, Guatemala, Oct. 9-11 for the 2026 World Sport Jujitsu Championships.
The group will be part of a much larger United States delegation bringing together athletes, coaches and families from martial arts schools across the country.
For the student athletes, the trip represents an opportunity to compete against athletes from at least ten other nations, experience another culture and represent the Southern Tier and the United States before an international audience, according to Team AFK Jujitsu owner and instructor Shawnie Brown.
"There is something powerful about seeing a community come together behind its athletes," Brown said. "These students have trained for years for opportunities like this. When they step onto that competition floor in Guatemala, they will be carrying the encouragement of their families, teammates, local businesses and hometown with them."

#brown

A former New Mexico State University basketball player is being sought by law enforcement after he failed to appear at his ******* ual ******* ault trial in Las Cruces while playing professional basketball overseas.
Judge Conrad Perea of New Mexico's Third Judicial District issued a bench warrant for the arrest of Deshawndre Washington after he was a no-show at his trial in connection with the alleged ******* ual ******* ault of former teammates and student managers during the 2022-2023 basketball season, the Las Cruces Sun News reported.
The trial was set to start with jury selection on Monday, Aug. 3, in Las Cruces.
Washington will be taken into custody on a "no hold bond" when he is found and taken into custody, a bench warrant states. If Washington is not arrested in Doña Ana County, law enforcement will extradite Washington to Las Cruces.
Perea issued a gag order preventing parties in the case or attorneys from speaking to the media.

#Basketball #assault

Shawn Mendes has marked his girlfriend Bruna Marquezine's birthday with a sweet message.
Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, the Canadian singer-songwriter wished his girlfriend a happy 31st birthday.
"Feliz aniversário my baby," he captioned a slideshow of snaps. "You are a light and a mãe (mother) in every room you walk into. Not to be tooooo sappy but you've truly changed my life and I am so so grateful for you. Eu te amo muito muito muitoo (I love you so, so, so much) !!!"
Shawn also included photos of Bruna at the Casa Amarela Providência community centre in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
"We all do amor... & thank you casaamarelaprovidencia for what you're doing!" the 27-year-old added.
Last month, the pair was photographed visiting a farmers' market in Rio de Janeiro.

#shawn #girlfriend #taking

On Friday afternoon, a preliminary injunction granted by a Colorado U.S. District Court judge gave athletes from the 2022 high school class a fifth season of eligibility, creating another transfer portal opportunity window in August.
This is something that the Kentucky Basketball staff has been monitoring as an avenue to add the 15th and final player to the roster.
One name that the Wildcats have monitored is Auburn transfer Keyshawn Hall. According to a source, Kentucky conducted a Zoom call with Hall on Monday.
Hall has played for four schools in four seasons. Starting his career at UNLV, he has since played for George Mason, UCF, and Auburn last season.
While at Auburn, Hall averaged 19.3 points and 7.1 rebounds per game on 45/38/86 shooting clips, with a 60.6 true shooting percentage. The 6-foot-7 wing could bring versatility and shot creation at the 4 spot. He can even play the 3 in big lineups.

#shooting

Good morning.
Shawn McFarland writes that the Texas Rangers played the team that perhaps sold most at the deadline and they committed five errors while nearly getting shut out in their sixth consecutive loss.
Jeff Wilson writes that there was plenty of buzz about how the Rangers would tackle the trade deadline yesterday only for them to not do much of anything at all (which also wasn't surprising).
Evan Grant notes that the big move was ditching Josh Smith to a selling Toronto for left-handed pitcher Adam Macko.
Kennedi Landry writes that Jacob deGrom could have been dealt but, thanks to a no-trade clause, he decided to stay in Texas.

#trade #good

Last week's bombshell federal order granting high school class of 2022 athletes a fifth season of eligibility is already producing widespread ripple effects through college basketball. Hundreds of graduating seniors are doing an about-face and returning to the college level for one more year, including former St. John's guard Oziyah Sellers, who entered the transfer portal on Saturday. Another Red Storm senior could join him soon.
Dillon Mitchell, the former St. John's forward and Boston Celtics rookie, could return to the program this upcoming season, according to Adam Zagoria. The Red Storm are also reportedly interested in Auburn forward and All-SEC selection Keyshawn Hall, another senior eyeing a fifth season in college basketball.
Mitchell was selected with the 40th overall pick in the 2026 NBA draft by the Boston Celtics and stood out in the NBA Summer League, averaging 13.0 points and 5.0 rebounds on solid shooting efficiency in three games. Yet, he remains unsigned by the team, meaning he is still eligible to return to college basketball if he can't agree to terms with the Celtics.
His pathway to a possible comeback is clear after forward Gildas Gimenez was reportedly deemed academically ineligible, opening up a spot on the 15-man roster if Mitchell opts to go back to college.
The ultra-athletic 6-foot-8 forward transferred to St. John's following stops at Texas and Cincinnati, quickly forming a three-headed monster with fellow All-Big East honorees Zuby Ejiofor and Bryce Hopkins. Last season, Mitchell averaged 8.3 points, 7.0 rebounds, and 3.0 ***** ists on 55.9% shooting for the Red Storm and also earned a spot on the Big East All-Defense team after posting 1.3 steals and 0.7 blocks per game for a KenPom top-15 defensive unit.

#college #storm

PHILADELPHIA — Eagles rookie wide receiver Makai Lemon was suited up and participated in individual drills Monday but did not take part in team periods during Philadelphia's first padded practice of training camp. Lemon was not listed on the team's pre-practice injury report, and the Eagles did not immediately provide an explanation for his absence from competitive drills. His status will bear monitoring when Philadelphia returns to the field.
The team announced that outside linebacker Keyshawn James-Newby would not practice because of an ankle injury. Offensive linemen Micah Morris and Jaeden Roberts were sidelined by shoulder and calf injuries, respectively, while safety Cole Wisniewski remained out with a hamstring issue.
Right tackle Lane Johnson missed his second consecutive practice because of an excused, non-injury-related absence. Second-year offensive lineman Cameron Williams was listed as limited while working through a knee contusion.
Lemon's omission from the report distinguishes his situation from those absences. He completed positional work before stepping aside when the offense moved into team periods, suggesting the Eagles were controlling his workload for a reason that had not been disclosed. Philadelphia selected Lemon after a productive career at Southern California. He dealt with a hamstring issue during the spring but participated in summer workouts organized by Jalen Hurts and was active during the opening practices of camp.
Lemon is competing for a role in a deep receiver room led by DeVonta Smith. Missing team repetitions can slow a rookie's development, particularly while learning multiple alignments in Sean Mannion's offense.

#practice #injury

Who might be the breakout star for the Green Bay Packers during the 2026 season? Safety Evan Williams -- once himself a breakout player as a rookie -- believes running back MarShawn Lloyd could be that player for the Packers this year.
"This guy, MarShawn. I feel like a lot of people forgot what he's capable of," Williams told Carson Fowler of WRFV-TV in Green Bay. "He shows up on a daily basis and puts in the work, and he's flying a million miles an hour."
After playing in just one game over his first two seasons, Lloyd has made it through the entire offseason workout program and four training camp practices without an injury issue. And if healthy, Lloyd -- a 2024 third-round pick who has explosive movement ability and potential as a receiver -- could emerge as a legitimate playmaker at running back for the Packers offense.
"He's had some bad breaks as far as injuries go. But people have started to write him off, and he's going to turn some heads this year," Williams said.
If Lloyd breaks out, the Packers would have a dynamic 1-2 punch at running back, with veteran Josh Jacobs leading the way and Lloyd providing the explosive and versatile element behind him.

#breakout

Good morning, folks…
The Texas Rangers fell to the Houston Astros by a score of 5-4 last night.
Shawn McFarland writes the Rangers' ongoing problems with the bases loaded hurt them again in the loss.
Brandon Nimmo hit the 10 year service time mark yesterday.
Jeff Wilson asks whether the Rangers should add another starting pitcher at Monday's deadline.

#rangers #texas #houston #jeff

Shawnee State men's basketball has announced the addition of Daniel Autrey to its coaching staff.
Autrey, a Detroit, Michigan, native, brings a wealth of collegiate playing experience, having competed for five seasons across the junior college, NAIA and NCAA Division II levels.
Autrey began his collegiate playing career at Henry Ford College in Dearborn, Michigan, where he competed during the 2020-21 and 2021-22 seasons. As a sophomore in 2021-22, he set a program record and ranked second nationally with 109 made three-point field goals.
After two seasons at Henry Ford, Autrey transferred to William Penn for the 2022-23 season. As a junior, he averaged 9.7 points per game over 33 contests while shooting 39.9% from the field and 38.3% from 3-point range.
Autrey then transferred to NCAA Division II member Maryville University, where he redshirted during the 2023-24 campaign. He did not appear in a game during his time with the Saints.

#autrey #ncaa #collegiate

At training camp, the Pittsburgh Steelers have signed a 10-year NFL safety who could compete for a bigger role over the next season.
On Saturday, the Steelers signed veteran safety Rayshawn Jenkins to a one-year deal following a successful workout with the team on Day 3 of training camp.
Jenkins, who was drafted by the Chargers in the fourth round of the 2017 NFL Draft, went on to play four seasons with Los Angeles (2017-2020), three with the Jacksonville Jaguars (2021-2023), one with the Seattle Seahawks (2024), and one with the Cleveland Browns (2025).
The 2026 season will be Jenkins' 10th year in the NFL. Given his experience in a variety of different systems, Jenkins should make an instant impact as both a depth contributor and leader for Patrick Graham's defense.
For up-to-date Steelers coverage, including any training camp news and updates, follow us on X TheSteelersWire and give our Facebook page a like.

#jenkins #training #year #pittsburgh

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Shawn Johnson East is providing the latest on her youngest after his surgery.
Shawn updated fans on how 2-year-old son Barrett "Bear" East—who she shares with husband Andrew East—is recovering after a "definitely needed" visit to an ear, nose and throat surgeon.
"Updates because it's been a while and I've left you all hanging," Shawn captioned a video posted on Instagram Stories July 30, according to People. "First UPDATE Bear had his second set of tubes put in today and his adenoids removed. Surgery went great."
He underwent an adenoidectomy, which is a procedure where a child's adenoid glands (located in the upper nose) are taken out to clear the airway after excessive swelling from infection, per the Cleveland Clinic. The surgery is typically quick and begins with administering anesthesia.

#bear #barrett #andrew

Even with 90 spots to work with, NFL rosters can feel the domino effect of summertime injuries.
That's certainly been the case for the Carolina Panthers, whose 2026 training camp has felt like a war of attrition. On top of the starters who were already sidelined going into workouts, including offensive tackles Ikem Ekwonu and Taylor Moton and defensive linemen Tershawn Wharton and Bobby Brown III, the team has now lost rookie wide receiver Chris Brazzell II and second-year outside linebacker Nic Scourton to season-ending knee injuries.
Head coach Dave Canales explained on Friday night, following Fan Fest, that those setbacks have held back the Panthers from adding a fourth quarterback—namely, Kyle Trask.
"Yeah, just general needs for our roster right now," stated Canales, who later mentioned the offensive line and tight end room as areas that are currently experiencing stress. "We just didn't really feel like we had the luxury. With a couple of positions, we have some guys down."
Trask, a second-round pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 2021, was brought into Charlotte for a workout on Wednesday. The 28-year-old crossed paths with Canales back in 2023, when Canales served as Tampa Bay's offensive coordinator.

#trask