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Troy Aikman Talks About Calling Out Refs, NFL During Texans-Chiefs Playoff Game
1. If you were to list the biggest story lines of the NFL’s postseason, Troy Aikman’s performance during the Texans-Chiefs divisional round playoff game on ABC/ESPN would make the cut.
Aikman received A LOT of attention for questioning the officiating and the league in regard to roughing-the-passer penalties, as well as calling out Patrick Mahomes for flopping.
“Oh, come on! I mean, he’s a runner. I could not disagree with that one more. He barely gets hit.” – Troy Aikman
“The two Houston players hit each other. That should not have been a foul.” – Russell Yurk
“They’ve gotta address it in the offseason…” – Aikman #NFL https://t.co/vXj2v7VTKg pic.twitter.com/QioQ5IQwhg
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) January 18, 2025
During an appearance on this week’s SI Media With Jimmy Traina, Aikman opened up about his calls during that game and the reaction to those officiating critiques.
“I know the officials have a tough job,” Aikman said. “The scrutiny that they’re under, as we’ve gotten more advanced with instant replay, those guys, it seems, have become more and more scrutinized.
“And the game has not become less controversial. It’s become more controversial. But then I just think we are at a point, and this is tipped a little bit because the league is partners with a number of these gambling services. So here you are promoting gambling, people are gambling more than they have ever before and those types of calls, there’s a lot at stake regardless, but especially when you’re considering there’s a lot of money that’s changing hands with these calls as well.
“So, I think that we owe it to the fans that we get it right, and I think that we are at a point and time where we can. We can get it more right. That was my position and just trying to lean on the NFL and say, ‘hey, we gotta fix this. We gotta address this in the offseason.’”
Given how strongly Aikman voiced his opinion and the praise he received for calling out the league, I asked the Hall of Fame quarterback if anyone from the NFL reached out to him.
“No,” said Aikman. “I never have. I’ve never heard from the league.”
Other topics discussed with Aikman on the podcast include how he found out his comments in the Texans-Chiefs game went viral, his famous 2019 tweet about Patrick Mahomes, advice he’d give Tom Brady on calling his first Super Bowl, the state of the Cowboys and his disdain for lateness.
You can listen to the full Aikman interview on SI Media With Jimmy Traina podcast below or on Apple and Spotify.
You can also watch SI Media With Jimmy Traina on Sports Illustrated‘s YouTube channel.
2. The power of the Chiefs as a ratings draw was on full display during championship Sunday last weekend.
Buffalo-Kansas City was obviously going to outdraw the Washington-Philadelphia game because of the matchup and time slot, but the difference in viewership numbers is pretty astounding.
Bills-Chiefs drew 57.7 million viewers for CBS in the late window while Eagles-Commanders pulled in 44.2 million viewers on Fox. That is a significant difference.
According to Sports Media Watch, Washington-Philly was the least-watched NFL conference title game since Bills-Chiefs on CBS in 2021 (42.8 million) and the least-watched NFC championship game since Packers-49ers in ’20.
3. If you’re undecided about which team you will bet on in Super Bowl LIX, here are a few stats for you to consider.
Patrick Mahomes’ career record in NFL playoffs as a favorite of under a FG or an underdog:
8-0 SU
8-0 ATSChiefs -1.5 vs. Eagles in #SBLIX
— Ben Fawkes (@BFawkes22) January 30, 2025
Something to note ahead of the Super Bowl.
Eagles DC Vic Fangio has faced Patrick Mahomes eight times (6 with Denver, twice with Miami). His teams are 0-8, and Mahomes has thrown 10 TDs and 2 INTs in those games.
— Ryan Hannable (@RyanHannable) January 28, 2025
Patrick Mahomes since Week 12:
Total TDs: 16
INTs: 0
Record: 8-0 pic.twitter.com/XZiwrVZA7m— KC Sports Network (@KCSportsNetwork) January 29, 2025
4. Remember when referee Shawn Hochuli told the world that he could award the Eagles with a score if the Commanders kept intentionally jumping offsides during Sunday’s NFC championship game? Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels basically had the same reaction as me, you and everyone else watching the game.
No one knew that the refs could award a score @InsidetheNFL pic.twitter.com/Kg6TM09p3Z
— NFL Films (@NFLFilms) January 29, 2025
5. I don’t think you need a lot of credibility to throw out hot takes on a hot take show, but Cam Newton saying he’d rather have an MVP award than Super Bowl title is a truly awful look.
Stephen A. Smith: “Cam, if you could give back that league MVP for a Super Bowl championship, would you do it?”
Cam Newton: “No” pic.twitter.com/b1wVO2i7Nh
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) January 30, 2025
6. As I told you at the top, Troy Aikman is this week’s guest on SI Media With Jimmy Traina. Regular listeners know that my buddy Sal Licata from WFAN joins me every week to close out the episode with our “Traina Thoughts” segment. Sal couldn’t do the show this week because he was having cataract surgery and based on the picture he shared afterward, we’ll have a lot to discuss next week.
— Sal Licata (@sal_licata) January 30, 2025
As for this week, WWE superstar, Seth Rollins, was kind enough to fill in for Sal on “Traina Thoughts.” Rollins, a big Chicago Bears fan, talked about the Super Bowl, his favorite NFL announcers, doing Radio Row, the Royal Rumble and more.
Rollins joins the podcast at the 1-hour mark.
7. RANDOM VIDEO OF THE DAY: It was 25 years ago today, in Episode 3 of Season 2, that we got one of Tony Soprano’s best NSFW explosions ever. The way that cereal bowl flew across the room was mesmerizing.
Be sure to catch up on past editions of Traina Thoughts and check out the Sports Illustrated Media Podcast hosted by Jimmy Traina on Apple, Spotify or Google. You can also follow Jimmy on X and Instagram.
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and current FOX Sports analyst Troy Aikman made headlines during the Houston Texans-Kansas City Chiefs playoff game this past weekend for speaking out against the officiating and the NFL’s rules.Aikman, who was calling the game alongside Joe Buck, didn’t hold back his criticism of the referees after a controversial call that went against the Texans. He expressed his frustration with the inconsistency and lack of accountability from the officials, stating that it was “ridiculous” and “embarrassing” for the league.
Aikman’s comments sparked a debate among fans and analysts, with some agreeing with his assessment and others defending the referees and the NFL’s policies. Regardless of where you stand on the issue, it’s clear that Aikman isn’t afraid to speak his mind and call out the powers that be when he feels they are in the wrong.
As the playoffs continue and the Super Bowl approaches, it will be interesting to see if Aikman continues to be vocal about his opinions on the officiating and the league as a whole. Love him or hate him, you can’t deny that Aikman’s passion for the game and his willingness to speak out make for some compelling television.
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#Troy #Aikman #Talks #Calling #Refs #NFL #TexansChiefs #Playoff #GameShannon Sharpe rips Troy Aikman over officiating complaints
Shannon Sharpe doesn’t want to hear Troy Aikman’s newfound concerns about NFL officiating.
The ex-Dallas Cowboys quarterback and Monday Night Football analyst is thriving in his give no f*cks era, writes Awful Announcing’s Sean Keeley. That means calling it as he sees it from ESPN’s broadcast booth, and if that involves criticizing the league and its officials — so be it.
Aikman made an appearance on the SI Media with Jimmy Traina Podcast and had some choice words for the state of officiating. And while he lamented the “tough job” these officials have to do and the “scrutiny that they’re under,” he urged the NFL to fix a longstanding issue in the face of gambling partnerships.
“Here you are promoting gambling, people are gambling more than they ever have before and those types of calls – there’s a lot at stake regardless – but especially when you’re considering there’s a lot of money that’s changing hands with these calls as well, I think that we owe it to the fans that we get it right and I think we’re at a point in time where we can. We can get it more right. So that was really my position in just trying to lean on the NFL and say, ‘Hey, we gotta fix this. We gotta address it in the offseason.’”
That sentiment didn’t sit well with Sharpe, who rolled his eyes at Aikman’s comments during his Nightcap show with Chad Johnson.
“Now, all of a sudden, Troy wants the refs to be perfect,” said an exasperated Sharpe. “…Since he’s away from the game — make the refs be perfect. Troy, were they perfect when you played? Bro, y’all need to stop. ‘There’s a lot of money that’s changing hands with these calls. I think that we owe it to the fans that we get it right, and I think we’re at a point in time where we can.’ So, we gonna get every call right?”
Sharpe’s bigger issue? The games are already long enough.
“I don’t want no four-hour game(s),” he told his cohost. “So, you want to stop and make everything reviewable? How long you think the game’s gonna last? Think about when they challenge something. Think about when you challenge something how long it take ’em. They go to commercial. They’re going to get at least three commercials off.”
The former Denver Broncos and Baltimore tight end wasn’t finished there.
He proceeded to call out Aikman and other former players for acting like officiating wasn’t just as flawed in their era.
“But if we think for one second that every official in every sport is going to get every call right, you’re delusional,” Sharpe says. “And guys, athletes that have played the game, they’re delusional, ’cause now they’re pandering. Troy knows damn well people gambled on the game when he played. They didn’t get every call right. It’s impossible… There’s no such thing as ‘Guess what? We got every call right in the game.’”
Sharpe pointed out that even in well-officiated games, the league later acknowledges missed holding, tripping or facemask penalties were potentially missed.
It happens — officiating has always been flawed.
“You know what it is?” he asked. “Now, Josh Allen, their fan-favorite, didn’t get to go [to the Super Bowl]; Patrick Mahomes [is] going again. Now it’s an issue…”
But Sharpe feels the outrage only seems to spike when the NFL’s golden boy doesn’t get his shot. And as far as Sharpe’s concerned, the sudden concern over officiating feels less like a real crusade and more like convenient outrage.
“I just hate this pandering. I hate this pity party for Josh Allen,” Sharpe later added.
But to Aikman’s credit, this isn’t new. Since moving from Fox to the Worldwide Leader, he’s been more outspoken than ever about the ongoing lapses in officiating.
Regardless, Sharpe thinks his latest comments are a bit “delusional.”
Former NFL tight end and current sports analyst Shannon Sharpe did not hold back in his criticism of Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman after Aikman complained about the officiating during a recent NFL game.In a fiery segment on his show, Sharpe ripped into Aikman, accusing him of being a sore loser and unable to accept responsibility for his team’s shortcomings. Sharpe called Aikman out for always blaming the referees when things don’t go his way, instead of taking ownership of his own mistakes.
Sharpe went on to say that Aikman’s constant whining about officiating is unprofessional and sets a bad example for younger players and fans. He argued that Aikman should know better, given his years of experience in the league, and should be able to handle losses with grace and dignity.
Overall, Sharpe’s comments were scathing and pulled no punches, making it clear that he has little patience for Aikman’s complaints about officiating. It remains to be seen how Aikman will respond to Sharpe’s criticism, but one thing is for sure: Sharpe is not one to shy away from speaking his mind.
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#Shannon #Sharpe #rips #Troy #Aikman #officiating #complaintsTroy Aikman says he hasn’t heard from the NFL about his officiating criticism
ESPN’s Troy Aikman pulls no punches when it comes to officiating blunders. And despite the league’s tendency toward the supersensitive when it comes to criticism of officials, Aikman says he’s never gotten any blowback from 345 Park Avenue.
“I never have,” Aikman told Jimmy Traina of SI.com. “I’ve never heard from the league.”
It’s possible that the league doesn’t raise its concerns to Aikman directly (as it should), but that it instead whines to his bosses instead. (Which has happened elsewhere. I’m told.)
Aikman realizes the job isn’t easy, but difficulty of profession doesn’t operate as insulation from criticism.
“I know the officials have a tough job,” Aikman told Traina. “The scrutiny that they’re under, as we’ve gotten more advanced with instant replay, those guys, it seems, have become more and more scrutinized.
“And the game has not become less controversial. It’s become more controversial. But then I just think we are at a point, and this is tipped a little bit because the league is partners with a number of these gambling services. So here you are promoting gambling, people are gambling more than they have ever before and those types of calls, there’s a lot at stake regardless, but especially when you’re considering there’s a lot of money that’s changing hands with these calls as well.
“So, I think that we owe it to the fans that we get it right, and I think that we are at a point and time where we can. We can get it more right. That was my position and just trying to lean on the NFL and say, ‘Hey, we gotta fix this. We gotta address this in the offseason.’”
He’s right. In late 2023, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones argued that the two teams in a given game submit to the possibility that the game’s outcome will be influenced by a bad call (which is always a good call for the other team). But as the NFL continues to profit from all things betting, those who have wagered on games aren’t making that same deal.
They don’t want to lose a wager based on a bad call. And, eventually and inevitably, there will be a sports-betting scandal that turns the NFL upside down.
Until it happens, the NFL will keep jamming sports books dollars inside its pockets. While also spending as little as possible to eliminate officiating errors.
Former NFL quarterback and current Fox Sports analyst Troy Aikman recently spoke out about his frustration with the officiating in the NFL, but he says he hasn’t heard from the league about his comments.In an interview on a sports radio show, Aikman criticized the inconsistency of the officials and questioned their ability to make the right calls on the field. He also expressed concern about the impact that bad officiating could have on the integrity of the game.
Despite his outspoken comments, Aikman says he hasn’t received any communication from the NFL regarding his criticism. He stands by his remarks and believes that it’s important to hold the officials accountable for their actions.
It remains to be seen if the league will address Aikman’s concerns or if they will continue to ignore his remarks. In the meantime, Aikman remains a vocal advocate for improving the officiating in the NFL.
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#Troy #Aikman #hasnt #heard #NFL #officiating #criticismHow to Watch Troy vs. Southern Miss on TV or Live Stream – January 27
How to Watch Troy vs. Southern Miss on TV or Live Stream – January 27
Published 6:42 am Monday, January 27, 2025
The Troy Trojans (12-7, 5-3 Sun Belt) are home in Sun Belt action versus the Southern Miss Golden Eagles (9-11, 4-4 Sun Belt) on Monday, January 27, 2025 at 6:00 PM ET.
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Troy vs. Southern Miss Game Info
- When: Monday, January 27, 2025 at 6:00 PM ET
- Where: Trojan Arena in Troy, Alabama
- TV: ESPN+
- Live Stream: Watch this game on ESPN+
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Troy Stats Insights
- The Trojans are shooting 44.5% from the field this season, 1.0 percentage point higher than the 43.5% the Golden Eagles allow to opponents.
- In games Troy shoots better than 43.5% from the field, it is 8-3 overall.
- The Golden Eagles are the 80th-ranked rebounding team in the nation, while the Trojans sit at 65th.
- The Trojans put up 73.1 points per game, only 3.0 fewer points than the 76.1 the Golden Eagles give up.
- Troy has a 9-1 record when scoring more than 76.1 points.
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Southern Miss Stats Insights
- The Golden Eagles’ 43.6% shooting percentage from the field this season is 2.4 percentage points higher than the Trojans have given up to their opponents (41.2%).
- Southern Miss is 7-4 when it shoots higher than 41.2% from the field.
- The Golden Eagles are the 80th-ranked rebounding team in the country, the Trojans sit at 13th.
- The Golden Eagles’ 73.4 points per game are 7.6 more points than the 65.8 the Trojans allow to opponents.
- When Southern Miss allows fewer than 73.1 points, it is 8-1.
Troy Home & Away Comparison
- Offensively Troy has fared better at home this season, putting up 80.7 points per game, compared to 64.6 per game on the road.
- The Trojans are ceding 67.5 points per game this season when playing at home, which is 3.6 more points than they’re allowing in road games (63.9).
- At home, Troy is averaging 0.8 more treys per game (7.9) than in road games (7.1). It also owns a better three-point percentage at home (32.6%) compared to when playing on the road (26.9%).
Southern Miss Home & Away Comparison
- In 2024-25 Southern Miss is scoring 9.6 more points per game at home (79.7) than away (70.1).
- The Golden Eagles are conceding fewer points at home (69.1 per game) than on the road (82.2).
- Southern Miss sinks fewer 3-pointers at home (7.1 per game) than away (7.2). However, it has a higher 3-point percentage at home (33.0%) than away (29.8%).
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Troy Upcoming Schedule
Southern Miss Upcoming Schedule
Date Opponent Score Arena 1/15/2025 @ South Alabama L 75-62 Mitchell Center 1/18/2025 @ Texas State L 85-82 Strahan Arena at the University Events Center 1/25/2025 @ Louisiana W 67-59 Cajundome 1/27/2025 @ Troy Watch this game on ESPN+ Trojan Arena 1/29/2025 Arkansas State Watch this game on ESPN+ Reed Green Coliseum 2/1/2025 Georgia Southern Watch this game on ESPN+ Reed Green Coliseum id:
Are you ready for an exciting college basketball game between Troy and Southern Miss? If you’re unable to make it to the game in person, don’t worry! You can still catch all the action from the comfort of your own home. Here’s how you can watch Troy vs. Southern Miss on TV or live stream on January 27:TV: The game will be broadcast on your local sports network or on ESPN. Check your TV listings to find out the channel and time of the game.
Live Stream: If you prefer to watch the game online, you can stream it on ESPN’s website or app. You may need a cable subscription to access the live stream, so make sure to log in with your provider information.
Don’t miss out on this exciting matchup between Troy and Southern Miss. Grab your snacks, settle in on the couch, and get ready to cheer on your favorite team!
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#Watch #Troy #Southern #Live #Stream #JanuaryMeet A Future Leader In Fort Bragg: Troy Bird
The future of Fort Bragg is looking bright, thanks to the incredible young people working to strengthen our community. In partnership with T-Mobile, Patch is proud to spotlight future leaders like Troy Bird, who are making a positive impact in and around Fort Bragg.
Troy, a student at Western Harnett High School in nearby Lillington and a proud Eagle Scout, combined his love of history and service in a remarkable project for the Airborne & Special Operations Museum (ASOM). With the support of Boy Scout Troop 713B and materials donated by Home Depot in Fayetteville, Troy designed and built a custom podium for the museum in February 2024. His project included thoughtful details such as lights and a microphone jack, ensuring it would serve the museum’s needs for years to come.
Outside of Scouting, Troy is a member of the Western Harnett High School men’s swim team, where he demonstrates the same commitment and teamwork. His Eagle Scout project and extracurricular achievements showcase his leadership, creativity, and determination to make a meaningful impact.
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Meet Troy Bird, a rising star in Fort Bragg who is making waves as a future leader in the community. With a passion for community service and a drive to make a positive impact, Troy is quickly becoming a well-respected figure in town.Troy’s dedication to serving others is evident in his involvement in various local organizations and initiatives. From volunteering at the local food bank to organizing fundraisers for community causes, Troy is always looking for ways to give back and support those in need.
In addition to his charitable work, Troy is also a natural leader who brings people together and inspires them to work towards common goals. Whether he’s rallying his peers to clean up a local park or leading a team to tackle a community project, Troy’s ability to motivate others is truly impressive.
As Fort Bragg looks to the future, it’s clear that Troy Bird will be a key player in shaping the direction of the community. With his passion, drive, and leadership skills, Troy is destined to be a force for good and a beacon of hope in Fort Bragg for years to come. Keep an eye out for this future leader – you won’t want to miss out on all the great things he has in store for the community!
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Can I Be Your Dog? – Hardcover By Cummings, Troy – VERY GOOD
Can I Be Your Dog? – Hardcover By Cummings, Troy – VERY GOOD
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In this heartwarming tale, author Troy Cummings explores the unconditional love and loyalty between a dog and his owner. “Can I Be Your Dog?” is a touching story that will tug at your heartstrings and remind you of the special bond between humans and their furry companions.With beautiful illustrations and a heartwarming storyline, this hardcover book is sure to become a favorite in your collection. Whether you’re a dog lover or simply appreciate a good story, “Can I Be Your Dog?” is a must-read for all ages.
Pick up a copy of this very good condition book today and let yourself be swept away by the touching tale of a dog’s quest to find his forever home. You won’t be disappointed!
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#Stadium #Club #Lone #Star #Signatures #LSTM #Troy #Murphy #Autograph #Auto #Card,lstmHall of Famer Troy Aikman reveals NFL MVP pick, and it’s not Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson
In some people’s eyes, the 2024 NFL league MVP award is a two-man race between quarterbacks Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman feels that another quarterback is more deserving of the award, though.
Aikman offered his take on the highly competitive MVP race during the Week 18 “Monday Night Football” showdown between the Lions and 49ers. The three-time Super Bowl championship quarterback didn’t hesitate while volunteering his pick for MVP.
“No disrespect to anyone and the year they’ve had, but if I had a vote, it would go to Joe Burrow,” said Aikman, who recently revealed that Burrow might already be his “favorite player of all-time.”
Aikman’s pick of Burrow is surprising because of the Bengals‘ record and current playoff predicament. Cincinnati is 8-8 and needs to beat the Steelers and have the Broncos and Dolphins lose their respective Week 18 games in order to make the playoffs. Conversely, Allen’s Bills (who handed the Chiefs their only loss so far) have clinched the AFC’s No. 2 for the playoffs, and Jackson’s Ravens are one win away from capturing their second consecutive AFC North division crown.
While it is an individual award, voters tend to give the league MVP award to a player who is on a Super Bowl contending team. Only twice in league history has the MVP award been given to a player who was on a non-playoff team: Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas in 1967 and Bills running back O.J. Simpson in 1973. The Colts were 11-2-1 that year (only division champs made the playoffs back then). Simpson became the first player to rush for over 2,000 yards in a season during his MVP campaign.
His team’s record may be underwhelming, but Burrow’s season has been anything but. He’s currently on pace to lead the NFL in both passing yards and touchdown passes. Burrow became the 11th player in league history to throw at least 40 touchdown passes in a season during Cincinnati’s Week 17 win over Denver.
Allen and Jackson have already enjoyed record-setting seasons. Earlier this year, Allen became the first player in NFL history to have multiple seasons with at least 25 touchdown passes and 12 touchdown runs. Jackson surpassed Michael Vick as the most prolific rushing quarterback in NFL history during Baltimore’s Week 17 win over the Texans.
An MVP “dark horse” is Eagles running back Saquon Barkley, who this past Sunday became the ninth running back in NFL history to rush for over 2,000 yards in a season. Barkley will increase his MVP odds if he can break Eric Dickerson’s single season rushing record in Week 18. Barkley needs 101 yards to break Dickerson’s record, which has stood since 1984.
Hall of Famer Troy Aikman, former quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, has revealed his pick for NFL MVP this season – and it’s not who you might expect. Despite the impressive performances of quarterbacks like Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson, Aikman believes that another player deserves the title of MVP.Aikman’s pick for NFL MVP is none other than Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers has had a stellar season, leading the Packers to a 13-3 record and clinching the top seed in the NFC. He has thrown for over 4,000 yards, with 48 touchdown passes and only 5 interceptions.
While Allen and Jackson have certainly had impressive seasons, Aikman believes that Rodgers’ consistency and leadership on the field have set him apart from the rest of the pack. As a Hall of Famer himself, Aikman knows a thing or two about what it takes to be the best in the game, and he believes that Rodgers is deserving of the MVP title this season.
It will be interesting to see if Aikman’s prediction holds true when the NFL announces the MVP winner later this year. In the meantime, fans can continue to enjoy watching Rodgers and the Packers as they make their playoff run towards the Super Bowl.
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