MOBILE, Ala. – University of South Alabama football linebacker Khalil McDonald recently sat down with USAJaguars.com to discuss what memory stands out to him from his football career, playing the linebacker position and what he wants to do after his football career is complete, among other things.
McDonald, a senior from Madison, Ala., has been a member of the Jaguar program since the 2015 season. After redshirting his first season and not seeing the field his second, McDonald has since played in 30 games and made five starts. He has also recorded 57 total tackles, three tackles for loss, a pass break up and recorded a safety in South's 2017 victory at Troy in the "Battle for the Belt".