AP Sports SummaryBrief at 1:09 p.m. EST

Jaguars go all in to make a Super Bowl run with a flurry of moves, more NFL trades expected The Jaguars loaded up to make a run in the AFC. The Bears got an immediate impact from Jeffery Simmons. The Seahawks, 49ers and Lions bolstered their teams. Several significant players have already changed uniforms. More moves are expected before the NFL’s trade deadline Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET. Everyone is watching the Minnesota Vikings (6-2) and wondering what they’ll do after Carson Wentz’s dismal performance against Buffalo on Monday night. The Vikings have to be calling teams looking for an upgrade at quarterback. Kyler Murray is dealing with a hamstring issue and the offense has been mediocre with him. Bob Boone, World Series champion and part of 3-generation baseball family, dies at 78 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Bob Boone, the catcher on the Philadelphia Phillies’ first World Series championship team who won seven Gold Gloves and was part of baseball’s first three-generation family, has died. He was 78. Boone’s son, Bret, announced his father’s death Tuesday on social media. The Phillies said in a statement Boone died Monday. No cause of death was announced. Boone spent his first 10 seasons with the Phillies, played seven with the California Angels and two with the Kansas City Royals. He also managed the Royals and Cincinnati Reds. His father, Ray, played in the major leagues, and two of his sons, Bret and Aaron, enjoyed long major league careers. F1 ends plans for backup race in Italy as season finale nears in Qatar and Abu Dhabi Formula 1 plans to proceed with its season-ending races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi despite tensions in the Middle East. The status of these races has been uncertain since the Iran war. On Tuesday a source revealed that F1 has dropped plans for the Imola circuit in Italy as a backup option. The source spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because neither F1 nor the circuit has announced the details publicly. Meanwhile FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has said on Instagram that preparations for Qatar and Abu Dhabi are underway. He emphasized their commitment to delivering outstanding Grand Prix weekends. Details of preparations or security arrangements were not disclosed. Tennessee players co-design a model of what collective bargaining could look like in college sports A group representing college athletes has partnered with Tennessee basketball players to propose a detailed collective-bargaining agreement for college sports. Released by Athletes.org , this model has support from school leadership and outlines guidelines for player compensation, the transfer portal and academics. DeWayne Brown III, a freshman player, says the process is a steppingstone for more athletes. Supporters, including Tennessee's athletic director, believe it could save the financially pressured college sports industry. Opponents argue it might bankrupt athletic departments. The proposal suggests a centralized employer model, similar to Major League Soccer, to streamline player payments. McIlroy says DeChambeau brings eyeballs to golf. To be determined is where he is seen Rory McIlroy once described Bryson DeChambeau as performative. That now sounds more like a compliment as DeChambeau figures out his future without LIV Golf. DeChambeau has delivered plenty of antics. One of those moments was at the British Open this summer when he was penalized two shots. McIlroy says DeChambeau brings eyeballs to golf both good and bad. He says that could be a benefit for the European tour. DeChambeau has until Sunday to decide whether to take up European tour membership. It's otherwise unclear where he can play competitive golf outside of the four major championships. Rise in quarterback injuries leading to drop in point totals for Big Ten games this season The addition of four former Pac-12 teams was supposed to bring some offensive firepower to the Big Ten and change its reputation. It hasn’t quite worked out that way. Scoring in the Big Ten did rise in 2024 after Southern California, UCLA, Oregon and Washington joined a league known more for defense. Point totals went up again last year. But they’ve gone down enough this year that three Big Ten teams already have fired their offensive coordinators. Nebraska dismissed Dana Holgorsen and Michigan fired Jason Beck over the weekend. No. 18 Oregon dumped Drew Mehringer two weeks earlier. Devon Key thought the whistle ended it. Sean Payton’s red flag secured the improbable interception DENVER (AP) — Devon Key's quick thinking led to a crucial improbable interception for the Denver Broncos. During Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers, Key grabbed the ball after it bounced off Tommy Tremble's hands and right wrist. Initially, it seemed like the play was over, but Broncos coach Sean Payton challenged the call just in time. Replays confirmed Key's interception, helping Denver secure a 26-21 victory. This win marks the Broncos' 16th consecutive one-score victory, setting an NFL record. Denver has benefited from key officiating calls in several games this season, contributing to their strong 7-2 record. Tigers infielder Kevin McGonigle wins AL Rookie of the Year, Reds slugger Sal Stewart takes NL honor Detroit Tigers infielder Kevin McGonigle has won the American League Rookie of the Year award after a stellar all-around season that sets him up to be a franchise cornerstone. Cincinnati Reds slugger Sal Stewart took home the National League honor. The 22-year-old McGonigle had a .278 batting average and .806 OPS with 18 homers, 72 RBIs, 28 doubles and 12 stolen bases while splitting time between shortstop and third base. He’s the first Tigers player to win the award since pitcher Michael Fulmer in 2016 and the first Detroit infielder since Lou Whitaker in 1978. Stewart was a force in the middle of the Reds’ lineup with 32 homers and 112 RBIs while playing in all 162 games. College Football Playoff decides to double down and a 24-team playoff is set for next season The College Football Playoff will expand to 24 teams next year, ending a three-decade era of conference title games. College leaders announced the new format Monday after ESPN agreed to rework its contract to add 11 new games. The deal is for five years and an additional $1.7 billion. The new format will have five automatic qualifiers, including champions from the Power Four leagues. The other teams will be chosen by a selection panel. The top eight seeds will receive first-round byes, and the playoff will start on the second weekend in December. Champions Classic: No. 2 Duke meets No. 5 Michigan State, No. 15 Kansas faces No. 24 Kentucky Duke, Michigan State, Kansas and Kentucky are gearing up for the Champions Classic on Tuesday night. The second-ranked Blue Devils face the fifth-ranked Spartans, while No. 15 Kansas plays No. 24 Kentucky in Chicago. These high-profile games follow a series of challenging exhibitions for the bluebloods, where teams faced tough opponents like Texas Tech and UConn. Duke coach Jon Scheyer says these exhibitions were crucial for testing his team. Kentucky's Zoom Diallo views the matchup with Kansas as a statement game. The Champions Classic is a highlight in early-season college basketball schedule.