O'Toole would be returning to Canada to host a new show SC with Jay and Dan, which would premiere in Fall of 2017. Its first episode aired September 4, 2017, at 12:00 am EST. Podcast When Onrait and O'Toole returned to TSN in 2017, the podcast returned as well with Coors Light as the sponsor. In 2019, Coors announced it would shift its advertising focus to the duo's SportsCentre show, which was later succeeded by McDonald's. After O’Toole was laid off by TSN in 2021, Onrait announced the podcast would be on an "extended hiatus". The final four episodes were dedicated to O’Toole. Personal life Onrait was raised in Boyle, Alberta and Athabasca, Alberta. His father was a pharmacist in Athabasca, and Onrait held jobs at the pharmacy growing up. When Onrait graduated from Edwin Parr Composite School in 1992, he was given a $250 graduation award for physical education from the Royal Canadian Legion’s Athabasca branch, despite not taking any athletic classes in his final year of high school. In 2018, Onrait gave the Athabaca Legion a $251 refund at a fundraiser dinner for the Athabasca Regional Multiplex. Onrait has released two books. Anchorboy, which doubles as his autobiography, was released on October 1, 2013. Number Two: More Short Tales from a Very Tall Man followed on October 27, 2015. Both were Canadian bestsellers and released in paperback in November 2016. Since 2011, Onrait has compiled a best albums year-end list with TSN sports personality Dave Hodge. Onrait married Chobi Liang, a former TSN publicist, in October 2013, after splitting with Darcy Modin in 2002. Filmography Awards Onrait was nominated for a Gemini Award in 2010, and won the award in 2011 for Best Sportscaster for his work on Sportscentre. References External links JayOnrait.com TSN biography 1974 births Living people Canadian television sportscasters People from Athabasca, Alberta Toronto Metropolitan University alumni Fox Sports 1 people