Right-hander Jeremy Hellickson?accepted the Philadelphia Phillies $17.2 million qualifying offer on Monday.Hellickson was one of 10 players to receive qualifying offers from their teams. Monday was the deadline for players to either accept or reject the offers.New York Mets second baseman Neil Walker was the only other player to accept the qualifying offer.Eight other free agents did not accept the offers from their former teams by Mondays 5 p.m. ET deadline: outfielders Jose Bautista (Blue Jays), Yoenis Cespedes (Mets), Ian Desmond (Rangers), Dexter Fowler (Chicago Cubs) and Mark Trumbo (Orioles), designated hitter Edwin Encarnacion (Blue Jays); closer Kenley Jansen (Los Angeles Dodgers); and third baseman Justin Turner (Dodgers).Hellickson said at the end of this season that, although he had hoped to sign a multiyear contract this offseason, hed love to be back next year with the Phillies.Its not the stability I wanted, but its a lot of money for one year, Hellickson told The News Journal in a telephone interview. I believe in myself to go out there and have another good year, even a better year and put myself in position to get the stability in the next offseason.He told the newspaper that he received interest from several teams, but those clubs were reluctant to part with a first-round draft pick to sign him. Aside from teams picking in the first 10 slots of the draft, teams forfeit a first-round pick if they sign a player who has received a qualifying offer. Teams in the top 10 forfeit their second-highest pick.Hellickson said he considered rejecting the qualifying offer, but changed his mind because of the draft pick restrictions associated with signing him.Ive been playing six years to get to this point and its just unfortunate that free agents like myself have this first-round pick attached to us, Hellickson told The News Journal. It sucks.The guys that are free agents this year, its tough for me to not laugh at people who say this is a weak free-agent market, he continued. Its tough with the uncertainty of the market right now to turn down that much money for one year, especially for a team I enjoyed playing for and a city I love playing for.Hellickson, 29, was 12-10 with a 3.71 ERA last season. He tied career highs with 32 starts and 189 innings pitched and struck out a career-best 154 batters, while walking just 45.His 12 victories were the most by a Phillies pitcher last season.The Phillies acquired Hellickson in a 2015 trade with the Arizona Diamondbacks.The Associated Press contributed to this report. Kerryon Johnson Youth Jersey . The 18-year-old American had five birdies in her bogey-free round for a 17-under total of 196. Lee held the overnight lead but mixed three birdies with two bogeys for a 70. Austin Bryant Youth Jersey . 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Austin with a career-high 438 passing yards and a program-record seven touchdown passes in No. 2 Sam Houstons 63-28 victory. He completed 25 of 33 attempts in only three quarters of action. The Bearkats 63 points were the most scored in the rivalry between the Southland Conference programs. Briscoes 16 touchdown passes (against only two interceptions) rank second in the FCS.Honorable Mention: Dalton Banks, QB, Cornell; Wayne Capers Jr., WR, Duquesne; Tarik Cohen, RB, North Carolina A&T; Dallas Goedert, TE, South Dakota State; Gage Gubrud, QB, Eastern Washington; Devlin Hodges, QB, Samford; KD Humphries, QB, Murray State; Cooper Kupp, WR, Eastern Washington; John Maddaluna III, WR, Colgate; Brad Mayes, QB, Lehigh; Kegan Moore, WR, Stetson; Bryan Schor, QB, James Madison---=DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK=Dylan Cole, Missouri State, LB, R-Sr., 6-1, 240, Rogersville, MissouriAs Missouri State beat No. 24 Indiana State 45-24 on the road for its first win over a ranked opponent since 2013, Cole sparked a second-half shutout. Cole finished with 13 tackles and collected two of the Bears three second-half takeaways -- an interception and a fumble recovery. The STATS FCS Preseason All-American also moved into the Bears top 10 for career tackles as they earned their first Missouri Valley Conference win since October 2014.Honorable Mention: Marrshaun Cameron, CB, Northern Colorado; Joe Crochet, DL, The Citadel; Frederick Henry-Ajudu DE North Carolina Central; Lorenzo Jerome, CB, Saint Francis; Brendan Langley, CB, Lamar; Chad Meredith, OLB, Southeast Missouri State; Juwan Wells, DE, Liberty---=SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK=Lane Clark, Tennessee State, PK, Jr.dddddddddddd, 5-11, 170, Hays, KansasClark so enjoyed kicking the longest field goal in Tennessee State history during the second quarter against UT Martin that he did it again in the fourth quarter of the Tigers 34-30 victory. He started with a 54-yarder and then converted from 57 for the longest field goal in the Ohio Valley Conference in 15 years and the longest on any level of NCAA football this season. He also kicked four PATs and had a pair of touchbacks on kickoffs for the Tigers (4-0), one of eight unbeaten teams in the FCS.Honorable Mention: Chris Fraser, P, Cornell; Bailey Gessinger, R/RS, Valparaiso; Oliver Graybar, P, Rhode Island; Eric Medina, PK, Texas Southern; Henrique Ribeiro, PK/P, Chattanooga; Dewayne Smith, KR, Central Arkansas; Matt White, PK/P, Monmouth---=FRESHMAN PLAYER OF THE WEEK=Josh Mack, Maine, RB, Fr., 6-1, 190, Rochester, New YorkFirst-year coach Joe Harasymiak has a veteran team, but a young talent is making his mark. Mack rushed for a career-high 151 yards and three touchdowns as Maine rallied past Bryant for a 35-31 win -- the first for Division Is youngest head coach (Harasymiak is 30). The CAA Football squad overcame a 31-14 deficit in the games final 18 minutes. Mack, who carried the ball 22 times, scored on a 9-yard run with 10:36 left in the fourth quarter to provide Maine with its first lead at 35-31. He also scored on 2- and 25-yard runs, and had one 11-yard reception.Honorable Mention: Stephen Calvert, QB, Liberty; A.J. Hines, RB, Duquesne; Stockton McGuire, QB, Davidson; Christian Rozeboom, LB, South Dakota State; Desmond White, RB, Incarnate Word ' ' '