Ex-Florida QB gets plea deal

Ex-Florida quarterback Jalen Kitna, the son of retired NFL quarterback Jon Kitna, accepted a plea deal that dismissed five felony child pornography charges stemming from his arrest last November.

Kitna instead pleaded guilty to two counts of disorderly conduct, second-degree misdemeanors.

Eighth Judicial Circuit Judge Susan Miller-Jones put Kitna on six months’ probation for each count but did not levy a fine or require the 20-year-old to register as a sex offender.

Former Washington Commanders center Chase Roullier announced his retirement, deciding his football-playing days are over seven weeks shy of his 30th birthday because of injuries that derailed his career.

The New York Islanders signed forward Julien Gauthier to a two-year deal and forwards Karson Kuhlman and Brian Pinho to oneyear, two-way deals. American tennis player

Jenson Brooksby accepted a provisional suspension from the International Tennis Integrity Agency after being accused of missing three doping tests in a 12month period, he told the Associated Press. He said he planned to go to arbitration.

Former Giro d’Italia champion Jai Hindley seized the Tour de France’s yellow jersey after claiming the first mountain stage of this year’s race during an eventful ride in the Pyrenees. Hindley took the yellow jersey after winning the 100.9-mile fifth stage. He was part of an early breakaway and became the first Australian leader of the race since Rohan Dennis back in 2015. Defending champion

Jonas Vingegaard moved into second place in the general classification, 47 seconds behind Hindley. Previous leader Adam Yates dropped to fifth.

Two-time Olympic triple jumper Ana José Tima was banned for three years in a doping case, track and field’s Athletics Integrity Unit said. José Tima also was disqualified from all results since January 2022, including her 10th-place finish at the world championships last year in Eugene, Ore. The 33-year-old Dominican Republic athlete is suspended until January 2025.