2014 Dr. Cavil's HBCU Honors and HBCU All-American Team

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.
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Announcing the 2014 Dr. Cavil's HBCU Honors and HBCU All-American Team
Alcorn State University Braves and Virginia State University Trojans are No. 1 in Dr.
Cavils Major Division and Mid-Major Division HBCU Final Football Poll Rankings
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HOUSTON, TX While the Alcorn State Braves and the Virginia State Trojans both delivered on
magical season as they earn Dr. Cavils 2014 Major Division and Mid-Major Division championships.
There were stellar players that brought fans to their feet all season long. Dr. Cavils Major Division AllAmerican teams were led by Offensive Players of the Year, Quarterback, Greg McGee, of Howard and
Defensive of Players of the Year, Linebacker, Jerome Howard of Prairie View A&M. The Mid-Major
Division was led by Offensive Players of the Year, Running back, Jarvis Small of Albany State and
Defensive of Players of the Year, Defensive Lineman, Duvontae Covington of Winston-Salem State.
As part of Dr. Cavils Inside the HBCU Huddle: A Weekly HBCU Sports Report, THG
Agency, presents Dr. Cavils 2014 HBCU Football Awards and Dr. Cavils 2014 HBCU Major
Division & Mid-Major Division Final Football Poll Rankings, a poll based on a combination of
a ranking algorithm and a voting system. It is the
original HBCU sports poll that separates the rankings
(since 2002) of NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II,
and NAIA Division I member HBCU institutions into
two distinct categorical polls: Major and Mid-Major
(This format is unlike the historic SBN Poll). The
Major Division Poll, consist of NCAA Division I
Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) [formerly
I-AA] programs and the Mid-Major Division Poll,
consist of both NCAA Division II and NAIA Division I programs. This format was introduced
to the public based on the request of Black College
blogging fans and on the research that consists of data
mining and the difference in scholarship limitation
requirements beset by NCAA and NAIA bylaws (i.e.
maximum allotment: Division I FCS = 63, Division II
= 36 and NAIA = 24). If you choose to use this
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yearly HBCU Football Awards are based on a combination of a ranking algorithms and a voting system.
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HBCU Sports Series, THG Agency releases Dr.
Cavils Inside the HBCU Sports Lab with
Mike Washington, Ryan McGinty, and Charles
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on
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The show
announces and previews key Top 10 matchups
to watch and reviews the top teams in Dr.
Cavils HBCU Major Division Football Top 10
Poll Rankings. The show airs every Tuesday at
7:00PM CT. The show explores the exciting
mixture between the HBCU sports scene
(HBCU Diaspora and Cultural Identity,
including the teams, bands, coaches, athletics
directors, and classic and homecoming events).
Introducing The Inaugural Ben L. Cavil, Sr.

Big Ben HBCU Football Award for 2015
3C Communications of THG Agency, LLC is

introducing The Ben L. Cavil, Sr. Big Ben
Award for the 2015 season to celebrate and
commemorate the 90th anniversary of Ben L.
Cavil, Sr. Big Ben enrolling in to Wiley
College in 1925
Our panel will cast their final votes at the end of
the 2015 football season, and during the banquet
we will announce who will raise the trophy for
the first time as the winner of the inaugural
honor.
The award will proceed with a 2015 National
HBCU Major Division and Mid-Major Division
Player of the Week announcement.
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The Ben L. Cavil, Sr. Big Ben HBCU Football Award

The Ben L. Cavil, Sr. Big Ben HBCU Football Award, inaugural announced will be in 2015 by 3C
Communications of THG Agency, LLC. It recognizes the top player in HBCU football who also exhibits
the enduring characteristics that defined Ben L. Cavil, Sr., the Cavil family legacy and the 3C Foundation:
determination, diligence, integrity, performance, familial, teamwork, fraternal (Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity), and community; to persist, at a time that was difficult and often unjust for African Americans,
and flourish at the beginning of the HBCU Diaspora and Cultural Identity begins to its inculcation in the
community based on The tradition of intercollegiate athletics at historically Black colleges and
universities (HBCUs) is filled with a rich legacy of success including the presence of legendary coaches,
outstanding student athletes, and a unique connection to African American cultural heritage and
empowerment consisting of three multi-level major paradigms: racial pride, cultural expression, and black
masculinity that have created this cultural identity that continues to last to this very day.
In addition, the nominee must meet the following criteria; must have been born in Texas or played at a
Texas high school, played football at a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) NCAA Division
I FCS, NCAA Division II, NAIA Division I, or Unaffiliated HBCU four year college.
Ben L. Cavil, Sr. Big Ben
Ben L. Cavil, Sr. was born May 29, 1905, in the Danville community approximately three miles
northwest of Willis, (Montgomery County) Texas. At the age of three, his mother passed away and his
aunt Nancy Owens, affectionately called Mama Nannie stepped in and assisted in the raising of the
children. These children were nurtured in Old Danville and Ben attended Willis High School and then
moved to Beaumont, Texas to enroll in Charlton-Pollard High School.
Ben graduated in 1925 and enrolled in Wiley College in the fall of that year. Ben was a standout football
player in college and became known as Big Ben. During his stint at Wiley College from 1925-1929,
Big Ben was one of the gridiron 11 announced as a 1927 Second Team Pittsburgh Courier (HBCU) AllAmerican and a 1928 First Team Pittsburgh Courier (HBCU) All-American at the fullback position as
announced by the Pittsburg Courier African American newspaper. Only 11 players were selected for
many years due to the fact most players played both offense and defense.
Mr. Ben Cavil was a member of the Wildcat squad that played in the inaugural State Fair Classic in 1925
held in Dallas, Texas for the Negro Day at the State Fair of Texas, featuring Langston (Oklahoma) and
Wiley (Texas). The game resulted in a 00 tie before a crowd of 5,000. Under the guidance of legendary
coach Fred Pop Long, Big Ben Cavil led the Wildcat gridironers to the Southwestern Athletic
Conference (SWAC) for three consecutive years from 1927-1929 and a Co-Black College National
Championship in 1928 (8-0-1), sharing the title with Bluefield State (8-0-1) as announced by the Pittsburg
Courier. This was during a time Wiley College dominated the HBCU football landscape, particularly the
Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) winning five conference football championships during the
decade of the 1920s, (1921, 1923, 1927, 1928, and 1929).
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Dr. Cavils 2014 Major Division & Mid-Major Division

HBCU Football Awards
HBCU COACH OF THE YEAR:
HBCU MAJOR DIVISION COACH OF THE YEAR
Broderick Fobbs, Grambling State University Tigers

Coach Broderick Fobbs led the Tigers to a 7-2 SWAC record and 7-5 overall mark as
well as a final ranking of No. 6 in Dr. Cavils HBCU Major Division Football Final Top
10. The Tigers were ranked a high as No. 2 in Week 13. Coach Fobbs resurrected the GMen after an unprecedented 2013 campaign as the Tigers in 20014 were in the running
for a divisional title going into the final weekend of the regular season. Coach Fobbs
coach his Tigers to a win over Alcorn State Braves (issuing the Braves their first SWAC
loss this season).
HBCU MID-MAJOR DIVISION COACH OF THE YEAR
Dwone Sanders, Langston University Lions

Coach Dwone Sanders led the Lions to a No. 4 ranking in Dr. Cavils HBCU Mid-Major
Division Football Final Top 10 Poll Rankings, earning a CSFL Championship and a
NAIA Division I Playoff bid (7-4, 5-0). The Lions are undefeated at home over the last
three seasons and were ranked No. 16 nationally in the NAIA Football Coaches Top 25
Poll for the final poll at the end of the regular season, (Nov. 16).
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HBCU NEWCOMER COACH OF THE YEAR:
HBCU MAJOR DIVISION NEWCOMER COACH OF THE YEAR
Lee Hull, Morgan State University Bears

Coach Lee Hull led the Bears to a five-way tie for the MEAC Championship with 6-2
conference record and 7-6 overall mark in the 2014 campaign. The Bears earn the
MEAC automatic bid the FCS playoffs and final season poll ranking of No. 7 in Dr.
Cavils HBCU Major Division Football Final Top 10. Coach Hull as resurrected the
Bears programs in his first year with impressive win over the second ranked South
Carolina State Bulldogs, 24-21 and eighth ranked North Carolina Central Eagles, 21-20.
HBCU MID-MAJOR DIVISION NEWCOMER COACH OF THE YEAR
Mark James, Virginia Union University Panthers

Coach Mark James led the Panthers to a No. 6 ranking in Dr. Cavils HBCU Mid-Major Division
Football Final Top 10 Poll Rankings with a (7-3) overall record and (5-2) in conference. Coach
James has brought the excitement back the Panther program and the team in the running for a
divisional title going into the final weekend of the regular season.
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HBCU PROGRAM OF THE YEAR:
DR. CAVILS HBCU MAJOR DIVISION FOOTBALL CHAMPION
PROGRAM OF THE YEAR
Alcorn State University Braves

Coach Jay Hopson led the Braves to an (10-3, 7-2) record, No. 1 ranking in Dr. Cavils
HBCU Major Division Football Final Top 10 Poll Ranking, finish with two top five wins
(2-0), wins over Southern Jaguars (twice) (No. 4; Major Division) as well as (4-1) record
against the top 10, including wins over the Alabama State Hornets (No. 9; Major
Division) and the Prairie View A&M Panthers (No. 10; Major Division). The Braves
finished first in the conference in scoring offense, 45.2; scoring defense, 20.8; total
offense, 502.7; total defense, 355.1; rushing offense, 287.4 and led HBCU Major
Division programs in three of the five listed categories.
DR. CAVILS HBCU MID-MAJOR DIVISION FOOTBALL CHAMPION

PROGRAM OF THE YEAR
Virginia State University Trojans

Coach Latrell Scott led to the Trojans to win against all HBCU football competition, 9-0,
(including win over Kentucky State of the SIAC) and a win in the CIAA Championship
Game over the Winston-Salem State Rams, snapping three-time defending Mid-Major
Division Champion. The Trojans earned a first round NCAA Division II playoff win
over LIU Post. The Trojans finish with one top five wins (1-0), win over Winston-Salem
State Rams (No. 2; Mid-Major Division) as well as (2-0) record against the top 10, with
wins over the Virginia Union Panthers (No. 6; Mid-Major Division) and the Fayetteville
State Broncos (No. 10; Mid-Major Division).
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2014 Dr. Cavils Postseason HBCU Football

Major Division (NCAA Division I FCS)
All-American Team
THE HBCU GRIDIRON LEGENDS PLAYER OF THE YEAR
(MAJOR DIVISION)
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
QB, Greg McGhee, (6'3", 210, Senior; Pittsburgh, PA), Howard University
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
LB, Jerome Howard, (6'1", 216, Senior; Fort Lauderdale, FL), Prairie View A&M University
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
QB, Austin Howard, (6'0", 190, Freshman; Edgard, LA), Southern University
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NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
LB, Darious Leonard, (6'3", 200, R-Freshman; Lake View, SC), South Carolina State University
SPECIALIST OF THE YEAR
KR, (RB), Johnt Hebert, (5'10", 195, Junior; Baton Rouge, LA), Prairie View A&M University
Dr. Cavils 2014 BCF Major Division

QB, Greg McGhee, (6'3", 210, Senior; Pittsburgh, PA),
Howard University

LB, Jerome Howard, (6'1", 216, Senior; Fort Lauderdale, FL),
Prairie View A&M University
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THE HBCU GRIDIRON OFFENSIVE FIRST TEAM

(MAJOR DIVISION)
-FIRST TEAMOFFENSE
QB, Greg McGhee, (6'3", 210, Senior; Pittsburgh, PA), Howard University
WR, Willie Quinn (5'5", 145, Junior; Miami, FL), Southern University
WR, Julian Stafford, (5'10", 180, R Senior; Memphis, TN), Mississippi Valley State University
RB, Tarik Cohen, (5'6", 172, Sophomore; Bunn, NC), North Carolina A&T University
RB, Malcolm Cyrus, (5'10", 180, Senior; Autaugaville, AL), Alabama State University
TE, Jordan Payne, (6'2", 220, Junior; Racine, WI), Alcorn State University
OL, Darren Pinnock, (6'4", 330, Senior; Miami, FL), Morgan State University
OL Isaac Sampson, (6'7", 367, Junior; Mobile, AL), Alcorn State University
C, Ronald Canty, 6'0", 277, R Senior; Chester, SC), North Carolina A&T University
OL Damian Love, (6'4", 295, Junior; Millbrook, AL), Alabama State University
OT Devin Flowers (6'3", 295, Senior; Charlotte, NC), South Carolina State University
THE HBCU GRIDIRON DEFENSIVE FIRST TEAM

(MAJOR DIVISION)
-FIRST TEAMDEFENSE
DE, Deion Robinson, (6'0", 255, Senior; Memphis, TN), Alcorn State University
DL, Javon Hargrave, (6'2", 295, Junior; Salisbury, NC), South Carolina State University
DL, Anthony Bass, (6'2", 230, Senior; Clarksville, TN), Tennessee State University
DL, George Riddick, (6'3", 295, Senior; Suffolk, VA), Norfolk State University
LB, DVonte Grant, (5'10", 195, 5-Senior; Charlotte, NC), North Carolina A&T State University
LB, Nick Thrasher, (6'2", 240, Senior; Morrow, GA), Tennessee State University
LB, Jerome Howard, (6'1", 216, Senior; Fort Lauderdale, FL), Prairie View A&M University
DB, DeAnte Saunders, (5'11", 200, Senior; DeLand, FL), Tennessee State University
DB, Najee Bright, (5'9", 180, Junior; Linden, AL), Alabama State University
DB, Donald Mattocks, (5'8", 178, R Senior; Burlington, NC), North Carolina A&T State University
DB, Warren Gatewood, (6'0", 175, Junior; Baltimore, MD), Alcorn State University
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THE HBCU GRIDIRON SPECIAL TEAMS FIRST TEAM

(MAJOR DIVISION)
-FIRST TEAMSPECIAL TEAMS
K, Chris Barrick, (6'4", 180, Senior; Copperas Cove, TX), Prairie View A&M University
KR, (RB), Johnta Herbert, (5'10", 195, Junior; Baton Rouge, LA), Prairie View A&M University
P, Cory Carter, (5'11", 220, Junior; Raymond, MS), Texas Southern University
RS, Michael Jones, (5'10", 180, Sophomore; Baltimore, MD), North Carolina Central University
Dr. Cavils 2014 HBCU Major Division

FRESHMAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR
QB, Austin Howard, (6'0", 190, Freshman; Edgard, LA),
Southern University

LB, Darious Leonard, (6'3", 200, R-Freshman; Lake View, SC),
South Carolina State University

SPECIALIST PLAYER OF THE YEAR
KR, (RB), Johnt Herbert, (5'10", 195, Junior; Baton Rouge, LA),
Prairie View A&M University
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2014 Dr. Cavils Postseason HBCU Football

Mid-Major Division (NCAA Division II & NAIA Division I)
All-American Team
THE HBCU GRIDIRON LEGENDS PLAYER OF THE YEAR
(MID-MAJOR DIVISION)
RB, Jarvis Small, (5'7", 206, Junior; Brunswick, GA), Albany State University
DL, Duvontae Covington, (6'2", 285, Senior; Greensboro, NC), Winston-Salem State University
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
DB, Terrance Montgomery, (5'7", 165, Freshman; Atlanta, GA), Clark-Atlanta University
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QB, Cameron Stover, (6'2", 200, Senior; Flint, MI), Benedict College
SPECIALIST OF THE YEAR
P, Brendon Felder, (5'10", 190, Graduate; Lynn, MA), Winston-Salem State University

RB, Jarvis Small, (5'7", 206, Junior; Brunswick, GA),
Albany State University
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DL, Duvontae Covington, (6'2", 285, Senior; Greensboro, NC),
Winston-Salem State University
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THE HBCU GRIDIRON OFFENSIVE FIRST TEAM

-FIRST TEAMOFFENSE
QB, Josh Straughan, (6'3", 200, Junior; Colton, WA), Stillman College
RB, Jarvis Small, (5'7", 206, Junior; Brunswick, GA), Albany State University
RB, Kavon Bellamy, (5'10", 205, Sophomore; Hampton, VA), Virginia State University
TE, Tahj Dent, (6'0", 228, Senior; Akron, OH), Tuskegee University
WR, Sheldon Augustine, (5'10", 175, Junior; New Orleans, LA), Langston University
WR, Javion Smallwood, (6'2", 175, Junior; Virginia Beach, VA), Virginia State University
OL, Javon Linley, (5'10", Junior; Dallas, TX), Langston University
OL, Rey Rijos, (6'2", 320, Senior; Virginia Beach, VA), Virginia State University
OL, Victor Moli, (6'4", 360, Senior; Augusta, GA), Albany State University
OL, Michael Sabb, (6'4", 295, Senior; Raleigh, NC), Winston-Salem State University
OL, Matthew Reese, (6'3", 315, Senior; Birmingham, AL), Tuskegee University
THE HBCU GRIDIRON DEFENSIVE FIRST TEAM

-FIRST TEAMDEFENSE
DL Anthony McDaniel, (6'1", 280, Junior; Ft. Washington, MD), Bowie State University
DL, Jerome Muhammad, (6'0", 270, Sophomore; Austin, TX) Langston University
DL, Duvontae Covington, (6'2", 285, Senior; Greensboro, NC), Winston-Salem State University
DL, Artrell McMillan, (6'0", 240, Sophomore; Cincinnati, OH), Central State University
LB, LeRon Furr, (6'3", 240, Senior; Columbus, GA), Fort Valley State University
LB, Marquis Davis, (6'0", 220, Senior, Lake City, FL), Edward Waters College
LB, Isaiah Fleming, (5'11", 220, Senior; Wilmington, DE), Cheyney University
DB, Curtis Pumphrey, (5'8", 155, R Junior; Laurel, MD), Bowie State University
DB, Charles Davis, (6'2", 188, Senior; Riverview, FL), Virginia Union University
DB, Travis Lee, (6'1", 185, Senior; Atlanta, GA), Miles College
DB, Chace Green, (6'1", 215, Senior; Pawnee, OK), Langston University
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THE HBCU GRIDIRON SPECIAL TEAMS FIRST TEAM

-FIRST TEAMSPECIAL TEAMS
K, Alajandro Suarez, (5'6", 170, Senior; Liberty, NC), Winston-Salem State University
KR, (PR), Brendon Felder, (5'10", 175, 5 Senior; Greenville, NC), Winston-Salem State University
P, Brendon Felder, (5'10", 190, Graduate; Lynn, MA), Winston-Salem State University
RS, Hoderick Lowe, (5'9", 170, Sophomore; Atlanta, GA), Tuskegee University

FRESHMAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR
DB, Terrance Montgomery, (5'7", 165, Freshman; Atlanta, GA),
Clark-Atlanta University

QB, Cameron Stover, (6'2", 200, Senior; Flint, MI),
Benedict College

SPECIALIST PLAYER OF THE YEAR
KR, (WR), Brendon Felder, (5'10", 190, Senior; Lynn, MA),
Winston-Salem State University
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President & CEO, THG Agency, LLC

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

As part of Dr. Cavils Classic Cuts Weekly

Introducing The Inaugural Ben L. Cavil, Sr.

3C Communications of THG Agency, LLC is

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

The Ben L. Cavil, Sr. Big Ben HBCU Football Award

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

Dr. Cavils 2014 Major Division & Mid-Major Division

Broderick Fobbs, Grambling State University Tigers

HBCU MID-MAJOR DIVISION COACH OF THE YEAR

Dwone Sanders, Langston University Lions

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

Dr. Cavils 2014 Major Division & Mid-Major Division

Lee Hull, Morgan State University Bears

HBCU MID-MAJOR DIVISION NEWCOMER COACH OF THE YEAR

Mark James, Virginia Union University Panthers

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

Dr. Cavils 2014 Major Division & Mid-Major Division

Alcorn State University Braves

DR. CAVILS HBCU MID-MAJOR DIVISION FOOTBALL CHAMPION

Virginia State University Trojans

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

2014 Dr. Cavils Postseason HBCU Football

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR

SPECIALIST OF THE YEAR

Dr. Cavils 2014 BCF Major Division

Dr. Cavils 2014 BCF Major Division

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

THE HBCU GRIDIRON OFFENSIVE FIRST TEAM

THE HBCU GRIDIRON DEFENSIVE FIRST TEAM

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

THE HBCU GRIDIRON SPECIAL TEAMS FIRST TEAM

Dr. Cavils 2014 HBCU Major Division

Dr. Cavils 2014 HBCU Major Division

Dr. Cavils 2014 HBCU Major Division

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

2014 Dr. Cavils Postseason HBCU Football

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR

SPECIALIST OF THE YEAR

Dr. Cavils 2014 BCF Major Division

Dr. Cavils 2014 BCF Major Division

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

THE HBCU GRIDIRON OFFENSIVE FIRST TEAM

THE HBCU GRIDIRON DEFENSIVE FIRST TEAM

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

THE HBCU GRIDIRON SPECIAL TEAMS FIRST TEAM

Dr. Cavils 2014 HBCU Major Division

Dr. Cavils 2014 HBCU Major Division

Dr. Cavils 2014 HBCU Major Division

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, Ed.D., M.B.A.

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