We pick games in all six (6) classes
This is something we do every year and have for as long as we have been on air. We pick winners, we predict scores, and Saturday across the commonwealth, on the Kentucky News Network, our guy, Friday Night Fletch, will go on air and discuss how we fared. The below are some of the key matchups across Kentucky pitting teams from different classifications all over the commonwealth of Kentucky, literally from Ashland to Paducah and all points in between. Here is how we see it.
Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Associate Scouting Director, KPGFootball

Here is how we see the games being played Thursday and Friday in all six (6) of Kentucky’s classifications. These teams are starting to get into district play and some of these teams are still building their RPIs which will be important when classification rankings and seedings start crystalizing across the KHSAA. We will start with Kentucky Class 1A.
1A
Pikeville High (4-1) at Powell County (3A, 1-3)
Pikeville High (-43) is heavily favored against Powell County for their upcoming KHSAA non-district football matchup on Friday, September 25, 2026.
KPGFootball Predicts: Pikeville 49, Powell County 6.
Matchup Overview
| Attribute | Pikeville Panthers | Powell County Pirates |
| 2026 Record | 4–1 | 1–3 |
| State Ranking | #22 overall (Class 1A #1) | #203 overall (Class 3A #37) |
| Points For / Against | 136 PF / 104 PA | 65 PF / 140 PA |
| Win Probability | 100% | 0% |
Key Factors & Handicapping Breakdown
- The Talent Disparity: Pikeville enters this game as the top-ranked team in Class 1A and sits firmly inside the statewide Top 25. Powell County has struggled significantly against much weaker competition, surrendering 140 points over just four games.
- Schedule & Momentum: Pikeville is riding a four-game winning streak, including high-profile wins over Johnson Central (48–19) and Belfry (21–14). Powell County’s defense will face a massive challenge trying to slow down Pikeville’s balanced attack, which is averaging over 27 points per game.
- Venue: The game will be played at Powell County High School in Stanton, KY, with kickoff set for 7:30 PM EDT. While Powell County has home-field advantage, it is unlikely to change the trajectory of this game. You can catch the live stream on the NFHS Network.
Sayre (Lexington, 4-0) at Newport (2-3)
This is a trap game. Sayre has Holy Cross (Lou.) next week and is in danger of overlooking this week’s opponent. Can’t overlook anyone!
KPGFootball Predicts: Sayre 35, Newport 6
A breakdown of the matchup projections from the On3 High School Football Database highlights the disparity between the two teams:
| Metric | Projection / Record | Source |
| Projected Score | Sayre 35, Newport 6 | On3 |
| Win Probability | Sayre 98% | Newport 2% |
| Sayre Record | 4-0 | MaxPreps |
| Newport Record | 2-3 | MaxPreps |
Matchup Context
- Dominant Defense: Sayre has routinely shut down lower-tier opponents, including a 42-0 blowout over Bishop Brossart earlier in the season.
- Historical Trend: In their meeting last season, Sayre defeated Newport decisively by a final score of 26-0.
Kentucky Country Day (3-2) at Butler (5A, 2-3)
The Kentucky Country Day Bearcats (3-2) are heavy 20+ point favorites against the Butler Bears (2-3) for their upcoming road game this Friday, September 25, 2026, at 7:00 PM ET in Louisville, KY.
KPGFootball Predicts: KCD 34, Butler 7
Matchup Overview
KCD enters this weekend’s matchup riding a three-game winning streak, highlighted by a dominant 56-6 victory over Hopkins County Central. Meanwhile, Butler is looking to find its footing after a tough 6-0 loss to Pleasure Ridge Park.
Recent Team Context
| Team | Record | Last Game | Trend |
| Kentucky Country Day | 3-2 | W 56-6 vs Hopkins Co. Central | W3 |
| Butler Traditional | 2-3 | L 0-6 vs Pleasure Ridge Park | L2 |
- KCD Offense: Averaging strong numbers during their win streak, including a 42-41 thriller against Spencer County and 28 points against DeSales.
- Butler Offense: Has struggled to put points on the board against higher-tier competition, getting shut out twice this season (against Male and Central).
2A
Meade County (6A, 1-4) at Owensboro Catholic (4-1)
Owensboro Catholic is heavily favored to win its football game against Meade County on Friday, September 25, 2026. According to On3 High School Football Predictions, the data models give Owensboro Catholic a 99% win probability.
KPGFootball Predicts: Owensboro Cath. 42, Meade County 6
Matchup Overview
- Teams: Meade County Green Waves (1-4) @ No. 19 Owensboro Catholic Aces (4-1)
- Location: Steele Stadium (Owensboro, KY)
- Trend: Owensboro Catholic enters the game on a dominant four-game winning streak, most recently routing Bardstown 49-12. Conversely, Meade County has struggled early in the season, coming off a harsh 63-14 loss to Collins.
Key Star Players
| Player | Class / Grade | Position | Height / Weight | Notes & Accolades |
| Dre’Mail Carothers | Senior | QB | 6’4″, 190–205 lbs | University of Louisville commit; ranked among top state players and 2025 All-State 2nd Team |
| John Paul Carrico | Junior | OL | 6’8″, 280 lbs | Standout offensive lineman ranked in the top tier of Kentucky’s 2026 high school prospects |
| Shaiden Mitchell | Senior | RB, MLB | 5’10”, 205 lbs | Key two-way senior leader on offense and defense |
| Drew Miles | Junior | WR, CB | 6’2″, 175 lbs | Dynamic perimeter target and defensive back |
Owensboro Catholic is expected to win straight up quite comfortably, meaning the main variable is whether they can cover a margin of 5+ touchdowns.
Dubois Academy is the “hot story” around the Derby as this 2A powerhouse is vying for its fifth (5th) win of the season. This team is an opening weekend, one-point loss away (to Holy Cross (Lou.)) from being 6-0 with a win this weekend.
KPGFootball Predicts: W.E.B. DuBois Academy 34, Washington County 14
W.E.B. DuBois Academy enters this upcoming KHSAA matchup as a solid favorite over Washington County. Based on current 2026 performance data, trends, and recent outcomes, a representative betting line for this game would handicap W.E.B. DuBois as a -13.5 point favorite, with an over/under total projected around 48.5 points.
Team Profiles & 2026 Form
| Metric | W.E.B. DuBois Academy Lions | Washington County Commanders |
| 2026 Record | 4–1 | 1–4 |
| Current Streak | Won 4 | Lost 1 |
| Points Scored/Game | 27.8 | 18.0 |
| Points Allowed/Game | 11.8 | 29.6 |
| Common Opponent (Marion Co.) | Won 41–6 | Lost 21–12 |
Handicap Breakdown
- The Momentum Edge: After a narrow 1-point loss to open the season, DuBois has rattled off four straight convincing wins. Conversely, Washington County has struggled to consistently stop opponents, dropping four of their first five contests and giving up nearly 30 points per game.
- The Marion County Benchmark: Both teams played Marion County earlier this September. Washington County fell 21–12, while W.E.B. DuBois completely dominated them in a 41–6 blowout. This tier-gap against a mutual foe heavily points toward the Lions.
- Home Field Advantage: W.E.B. DuBois hosts this game in Louisville. Historically, the Commanders handled DuBois 44–12 back in 2023, but the Lions have heavily closed the competitive gap over the last two seasons.
Prediction
Expect W.E.B. DuBois to control the line of scrimmage, utilizing their robust scoring defense (allowing under 12 PPG) to choke out a lagging Washington County offense.
Caldwell County (5-0) at Fort Campbell (2-3)
Caldwell is the hot team in Western Kentucky right now and has a big, upcoming trip to Mayfield, Kentucky looming on the horizon. Caldwell cannot afford to be trapped into taking the Falcon game lightly looking ahead to Mayfield. Mayfield ain’t going nowhere. Play them one game at a time.
Caldwell has some of the best roster talent around the west. Kameron Wilson is a “Mr. Football-caliber” candidate and is coming off a monster, 4-rushing TDs output against Trigg County in the 139-Bowl. Daelyn Landers is a stud at QB at 6’2″, 175-lbs. Bryson “Cowboy” Ford (LB/TE), interior DL/OL Kam “The Ox” Wells are both as good as you will see among ’29s at the 2A level, and Ty “The Jet” Palmer adds a speed element to the equation.
KPGFootball Predicts: Caldwell County 45, Fort Campbell 14
Game Context & Handicap Analysis
While official public betting spreads are not actively posted for standard Kentucky high school football regular season games, power ratings and historical results heavily favor the visiting Tigers.
- Caldwell County Record (2026): 5-0
- Fort Campbell Record (2026): 2-3
- Recent History: Caldwell County defeated Fort Campbell 49-12 during their 2025 meeting.
Tale of the Tape (Recent Matchups)
| Metric / Year | Caldwell County Tigers | Fort Campbell Falcons |
| 2026 Current Record | 5-0 | 2-3 |
| 2025 Head-to- রেজult | Won, 49-12 | Lost, 12-49 |
| Projected Handicap Edge | Favorite (-21 to -28 range) | Underdog (+21 to +28 range) |
Based on Caldwell County’s undefeated start to the 2026 campaign and their dominant historical margins against the Falcons, a theoretical line would likely handicap Caldwell County as roughly a 3-to-4 touchdown favorite on the road. If the Tigers look ahead to Mayfield, the Falcons may hang around a while. Haden Wise for Fort Campbell is the type player who can “go off” on any opponent. He is having quite the season.
3A
Covington Catholic is heavily favored by about 33 points over Central for their upcoming matchup on Friday, September 25, 2026. This is another trap-game. With Highlands upcoming, does Covington Catholic look past the Central Yellowjackets. Central has the talent to upset a team. Be careful here…
KPGFootball Predicts: Covington Catholic 47, Central 14
Game Handicap & Breakdown
- Spread: Covington Catholic -33.5
- Win Probability: Covington Catholic holds a 97% implied win probability according to computer projections on On3 Schedule.
- Matchup Context: Covington Catholic enters with a strong profile and high state ranking, averaging robust offensive output, whereas Central faces an uphill battle trying to slow down the Colonels’ high-powered attack.
Christian Academy-Louisville (5-0) at Bowling Green (5A, 2-3)
For the KHSAA matchup on September 25, 2026, the predicted betting handicap is Christian Academy-Louisville -30. Frankly, if the Purples keep this score within 30, I will be moderately impressed.
KPGFootball Predicts: Christian Academy-Louisville 44, Bowling Green 14
Game Breakdown & Current Standings
The undefeated Christian Academy-Louisville Centurions (5-0) come into this non-district road matchup heavily favored against the Bowling Green Purples (2-3).
Data from On3 High School Sports outlines the following metrics for the matchup:
| Metric | Christian Academy-Louisville (#8) | Bowling Green (#17) |
| 2026 Record | 5-0 | 2-3 |
| Win Probability | 95% | 5% |
| Projected Score | 44 | 14 |
| Implied Line / Spread | -30 | 30 |
Recent Form
- Christian Academy-Louisville: The Centurions have been dominant, coming off an absolute 65-0 shutout against Central Hardin on September 17. They are currently averaging roughly 54.6 points per game while allowing only 4.2 points defensively across their five games.
- Bowling Green: The Purples are enduring a tougher season at 2-3, facing a step up in playing class, and not classification, as they host one of the more prolific offensive teams in Kentucky high school football.
McCracken County High (3-2, 6A) at Murray High (5-0)
Murray High (5-0) is favored by roughly 7 points over McCracken County (3-2) for their game this Friday, September 25, 2026, at 7:00 PM CDT at Murray High School.
KPGFootball Predicts: Murray High 44, McCracken County 37
Game Details
- Matchup: McCracken County Mustangs at Murray Tigers
- Date & Time: Friday, September 25, 2026, at 7:00 PM CDT
- Location: Murray High School (Murray, KY)
- Win Probability: Murray High is given about a 63% chance to win.
Recent Results & Records
| Team | Current Record | Last Game Result |
| Murray Tigers | 5-0 | W 62-14 vs. Russellville |
| McCracken County Mustangs | 3-2 | W 49-25 at Union County |
4APaul Blazer High (5-0) at Greenup County (4-1)
Blazer narrowly escaped its opener against Raceland (28-21 on August 21, 2026) but has really played well since. MaxPreps believes the Tomcats to be the 20th best team in Kentucky at any level of competition. There are around 222 teams in Kentucky with varsity football teams; so, being top-20 is something about which to crow.
KPGFootball Predicts: Paul Blazer 41, Greenup County 14
Game Details
- Date: Friday, September 25, 2026
- Time: 7:30 PM
- Location: Greenup County High School
- Win Probability: Paul G. Blazer 91%, Greenup County 9%
Ballard (1-4, 6A) at Boyle County (3-1)
Boyle County has the top TE/DE combo guy in the commonwealth and the top TE nationally in the ’27 class across the country. Seneca Driver was held out of the Highlands game owing to an ejection fro the game prior. The big question here is “Does the big man play?”
Boyle is a different team with Driver in the lineup versus Driver on the sideline in street clothes. Either with or without Driver, Boyle at home is too much for Ballard.
KPGFootball Predicts: Boyle County 42, Ballard 10
The Matchup Breakdown
While both teams are coming into this game highly respected in KHSAA football, they are trending in completely opposite directions:
- Boyle County Rebels (3-1): The Rebels started the season dominant, cruising past Owensboro Catholic (55-24), Bryan Station (35-0), and Lexington Catholic (35-21). However, they are coming off a tough 41-21 loss to Highlands on September 11. Expect them to play with an angry, focused chip on their shoulder after a bye week of adjustments.
- Ballard Bruins (1-4): The Bruins have struggled immensely to find consistent offense this year, dropping low-scoring games to Lexington Catholic, Male, and Bryan Station before getting blown out by Jackson (42-6). They just secured their first win of the season against Fern Creek last week but are heavily outmatched in terms of depth and explosive playmakers here.
Statistical Comparison & Trends
| Team | 2026 Record | Points Scored/Game | Points Allowed/Game |
| Boyle County | 3-1 | 36.5 | 21.5 |
| Ballard | 1-4 | ~14.0 | ~21.5 |
Handicapping the Game
- The Motivation Factor: Boyle County rarely loses consecutive regular-season games. Coming off their loss to Highlands, coach Justin Haddix will have the Rebels firing on all cylinders at home in Danville.
- Offensive Disparity: Ballard’s offense lacks the firepower to keep up. In their four losses, they averaged under 12 points per game. Boyle County’s defensive front will likely choke out Ballard’s run game early.
- Home Field Advantage: Playing at Boyle County is historically one of the toughest environments in the state for visiting teams.
The Verdict: Boyle County controls the line of scrimmage, jumps out to an early two-touchdown lead, and forces Ballard into pass-heavy situations where they aren’t equipped to succeed. The Rebels win big.
The Highlands Bluebirds (4-1) are overwhelming favorites against the Harrison County Thorobreds (0-5) for their upcoming game on September 25, 2026. For those wondering when the Bluebirds are going to be back, it appears QB Bryce Armstrong has them back! The time is now, but with Covington Catholic next week, is this a trap game?
KPGFootball Predicts: Highlands 49, Harrison Co. 0
Matchup Analysis
- Highlands Momentum: Since an opening loss, Highlands High School has been on a dominant four-game winning streak. They recently shut out Ryle 28-0 and secured a major 41-21 statement win over powerhouse Boyle County.
- Harrison County Struggles: Harrison County High School has had a brutal start to the season, averaging just 7.6 points per game while giving up an average of 30.6 points. They are coming off a 29-0 shutout loss to Walton-Verona.
- Historical Precedent: In their meeting last season, Highlands completely dominated Harrison County with a 53-0 blowout victory.
Handicapping & Prediction
With Highlands clicking on all cylinders and Harrison County struggling to move the ball, this game has all the makings of another lopsided affair. Highlands will likely jump out to a massive early lead, prompting a running clock in the second half.
Paducah Tilghman (5-0) at Allen County-Scottsville (1-4)
The Blue Tornado may be the best team in 4A and there are few impediments left for Paducah on its schedule between it and a 10-0 regular season entering the playoffs. ACS poses little threat of an upset.
KPGFootball predicts: The Blue Tornado 49, ACS 7
Game Details & Handicap Analysis
| Metric / Details | Information |
| Matchup | No. 12 Paducah Tilghman Blue Tornado (5-0) @ Allen County-Scottsville Patriots (1-4) |
| Date & Time | Friday, September 25, 2026, at 7:00 PM Local Time |
| Location | Allen County-Scottsville High School (Scottsville, KY) |
| Analytic Spread | Paducah Tilghman -42 |
| Win Probability | Paducah Tilghman ~100% |
Star Players to Watch for Paducah Tilghman
- Xavier Isable (Jr., QB) – Dual-threat leader commanding the high-powered Blue Tornado offense.
- Avery Thompson (Jr., QB/WR/DB) – Dynamic playmaker contributing heavily through the air and on defense.
- Isaac James (Jr., RB/OLB) – Physical presence out of the backfield and a disruptive force on defense.
- Martels Carter Jr. (Jr., WR/DB) – Highly touted recruit holding major offers, anchoring both the receiving corps and secondary.
5A
Pulaski County (5-0) at South Warren (6A, 4-1)
Well let’s get this clear…if Pulaski rolls into Bowling Green, Kentucky and upends this 6A finalist from 2025, then they are my new favorite to take the 5A title.
KPGFootball Predicts: South Warren 34, Pulaski County 20
Game Breakdown & Handicapping
The matchup features an unbeaten Class 5A squad traveling to take on a powerhouse Class 6A program. Data points from On3 High School Football heavily favor the home team, giving South Warren an 80% win probability.
- The Records: The Pulaski County Maroons enter the game undefeated at 5-0, while the South Warren Spartans sit at 4-1.
- Strength of Schedule: Do not let South Warren’s single loss fool you. They play an exceptionally brutal Class 6A schedule, with their only blemish being a 42-21 loss to a highly-ranked DuPont Manual squad. Meanwhile, they boast dominant wins over elite teams like Bowling Green (49-17).
- Historical Precedent: These teams faced off last season, and South Warren entirely shut down Pulaski County’s offense in a 35-0 shutout victory.
- Home Field Advantage: The game will be played at South Warren High School as part of their Homecoming week, meaning the atmosphere will be loud and heavily favor the Spartans.
The Pick
While Pulaski County has shown immense offensive growth this season to jump out to a 5-0 start, South Warren’s size, depth, and experience against 6A competition give them a clear edge. Pulaski County should find the end zone this year, but South Warren’s offense will likely prove too explosive to contain.
- Spread Prediction: South Warren -14
- Winner: South Warren Spartans
- Score: 34-20
Scott County vs Collins Preview has Scott County favored very narrowly over Collins in their upcoming September 25, 2026 matchup, with computer projections giving them a virtually even or slight edge (projecting around a 39.0 to 39.8 toss-up or slight Collins advantage depending on the power index, while MaxPreps lists Scott County at a 4-1 record and Collins at 4-1). Scott County’s only loss of the year was called by lightening to 6A Madison Central one minute into the 2nd Q.
KPGFootball Predicts: Scott County 45, Collins 42
Star Power:
Key Collins High Players
| Player | Class / Position | Details |
| Kade Goodin | Sr. / QB, FS | Star dual-threat QB, statewide statistical leader, and Ball State commit. |
| Jason Hence | Sr. / WR, CB | Leading target in the passing game and top receiver. |
| A’Davion Dale | Sr. / CB | Highly-ranked defensive recruit in the state. |
| Aviyan Delaney | Sr. / WR, FS | Key senior weapon at wide receiver and defensive secondary. |
| Caleb Askew | Sr. / RB, DE | Major contributor on both sides of the ball at running back and edge. |
Key Scott County High Players
Top players for the Scott County High School (Georgetown, KY) Cardinals KHSAA football team include standout seniors and top-ranked recruits leading the squad in the 2026 season.
| Player Name | Position | Class / Details |
| Timmy Emongo | ATH / RB | Senior (Ball State commit) |
| Jalen Dantzler | DB / ATH | Senior |
| Jermaine “Ju Ju” Harmon Jr. | ATH | Senior |
| Joshua Green Jr. | DL | Senior |
| Buddy Collins | ATH | Senior / Top Recruits list |
Matchup Overview
| Team | Record | Points For | Points Against |
| Scott County | 4-1 | 199 | 144 |
| Collins | 4-1 | 195 | 96 |
- Game Date: Friday, September 25, 2026 at 7:30 PM
- Location: Collins High School (Shelbyville, KY)
Collins is narrowly projected to edge out Scott County in a high-scoring game (approximately 39.8 to 39.0 based on early model estimates). While Scott County boasts a high-powered offense, Collins enters with a sturdier defensive scoring margin (allowing only 96 points compared to Scott County’s 144) and home-field advantage. The game is virtually a “toss-up.” It is for the district crow (more than likely).
6A
Trinity (4-1) vs. St. Xavier (2-2) at the University of Louisville
The biggest game on September 25, 2026, in KHSAA football is the storied Trinity vs. St. Xavier rivalry matchup.
KPGFootball Predicts: Trinity 41, St. Xavier 14
Featured Game
- Matchup: Trinity Shamrocks vs. St. Xavier Tigers
- Date & Time: Friday, September 25, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. (or TBD evening)
- Venue: University of Louisville (Louisville, KY)
- Description: Widely considered the granddaddy of all Kentucky high school football rivalries, Trinity comes in following a 13-2 state title campaign from the previous year, while St. Xavier looks to make a statement under new head coach Brian Landis.
| Team | 2025/2026 Outlook | Key Context |
| Trinity High School | Defending No. 1 ranked powerhouse | Pursuing another dominant run in Louisville |
| St. Xavier High School | Under new coach Brian Landis | Seeking a massive regular-season rivalry upset |
Frederick Douglass (4-0) at Christian County (2-3)
The Frederick Douglass vs Christian County matchup on Friday, September 25, 2026, at 6:00 PM CDT at the Stadium of Champions in Hopkinsville heavily favors the visiting Frederick Douglass Broncos over the Christian County Tigers.
KPGFootball Predicts: Freddy D 42, Christian County 0
Matchup Overview
| Team | Record | Points Scored (Per Game) | Points Allowed (Per Game) |
| Frederick Douglass Broncos | 4-0 | 31.5 | 6.75 |
| Christian County Tigers | 2-3 | 29.6 | 29.0 |
The Handicap & Analysis
- Defense vs. Offense: Frederick Douglass comes in with a ferocious defense giving up only about 6.8 points per game, while outscoring opponents 31.5 PPG.
- Christian County’s Challenge: The Tigers put up a respectable 29.6 points per game, but their defense leaks an average of 29 points per contest. Against an elite Lexington powerhouse like Frederick Douglass, moving the chains and sustaining drives will be exceptionally difficult for the Tigers. The Tigers managed just 85-total yards and four (4) first downs last week against South Warren in a 42-0 blanking in Bowling Green.
- The Verdict: Expect Frederick Douglass to control both lines of scrimmage, stifle the Christian County offense, and cover a large spread on the road.
DuPont Manual High (Lou., 4-0) at Bullitt East (4-1)
DuPont Manual will win this matchup over Bullitt East by a predicted score of 35-14. This is a trap game. Manual has St. Xavier in two weeks as they will take the week off after their game with Manual Friday Night.
How far in advance of October 9th do the Crimsons start thinking about St. Xavier? That is the 64-dollar question, isn’t it?
Game Handicap & Analysis
| Team | 2026 Record | Trend | Last Game |
| DuPont Manual Crimsons | 4-0 | Strong defense, elite schedule resume | W 6-0 vs. Cooper |
| Bullitt East Chargers | 4-1 | High-powered offense against weaker tiers | W 2-0 vs. Central (Forfeit/Default) |
KPGFootball Predits: DuPont Manual 35, Bullitt East 14
The Case for DuPont Manual
The Crimsons have established themselves as one of the premier teams in Kentucky Class 6A this season. Their resume includes stellar wins over South Warren (42-21) and a gritty 6-0 shutout of a tough Cooper squad. Manual brings a more disciplined, physical defense into this matchup. They also possess historical dominance, having handled Bullitt East 37-7 in their meeting last season. On3 computer models favor Manual heavily in this matchup with a 98% win probability.
The Case for Bullitt East
The Chargers are playing at home in Mt. Washington and boast an impressive 4-1 record. They have shown they can light up the scoreboard, putting up 55 points against North Bullitt and 33 against Franklin County. However, their lone step up in true competition resulted in a 34-7 loss to Bowling Green early in the year. For Bullitt East to cover or pull off the upset, their offense must find quick, explosive plays before Manual’s front seven can suffocate the pocket.
The Verdict
While Bullitt East’s offense looks flashy on paper, DuPont Manual represents a major step up in class, physicality, and overall depth. Manual’s elite defense will stifle the Chargers’ run game, forcing mistakes that the Crimsons’ offense will easily turn into points. Expect Manual to comfortably pull away in the second half.
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