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Evansville (18-5, 7-3) at UNI (12-11, 4-6) | LIVE VIDEO | LIVE AUDIO | LIVE STATS
Wed., Feb. 3, 2016 • 6 p.m. (CT)
Cedar Falls, Iowa • McLeod Center (6,650)

BROADCAST INFORMATION
Television
MVC TV
   Play-by-Play: John Rooney
   Analyst: Rich Zvosec
Clearances: Fox Sports Midwest, Fox Sports Indiana-PLUS, Fox Sports Kansas City, Comcast SportsNet Chicago
ESPN3 (outside the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri)

Radio
Panther Sports Network
   Play-by-Play: Gary Rima
   Analyst: Kevin Boyle
Flagship - NewsTalk 1540-AM KXEL
On the Web - UNIPanthers.com, TuneIn

Live Stats
UNI.Statbroadcast.com

OPENING TIP
• UNI (12-11, 4-6 MVC) will play its second straight game in the McLeod Center when the Panthers play host to the Evansville Purple Aces (18-5, 7-3 MVC) Wednesday at 6 p.m.

• The series is deadlocked at 23-23.

• UNI has won three of the last four meetings.

• UNI owns a 7-2 advantage in games played in the McLeod Center.

• UNI is 14-7 all-time against Evansville in games played in Cedar Falls.

• UNI head coach Ben Jacobson is 11-7 alltime against the Purple Aces.

• UNI is allowing 65.8 points per game.

• In UNI's 12 wins, the Panthers have limited the opposition to 59.2 points per game.

• Sophomore center Bennett Koch recorded his first career double-double with a trifecta of career-highs in points (22), rebounds (11) and blocks (3) in a 67-58 win over Southern Illinois.

• UNI leads the MVC in 3-pointers made (198). Matt Bohannon has drained an MVC-best 67 3-pointers, and Paul Jesperson ranks second in the league with 56 triples.

• Jesperson tied a UNI single-game record with eight made 3-pointers and scored a career-high 28 points in UNI's 68-50 win at Bradley.

• Jeremy Morgan tallied seven steals at Bradley.

• Wes Washpun leads the MVC in assists per game (5.6). Washpun handed out 10 assists at Bradley.

• UNI has made at least one 3-pointer in 518 straight games – the longest active streak in the Missouri Valley Conference.

• UNI has secured a pair of top-five wins (AP poll) this season with triumphs over No. 1 North Carolina and No. 5 Iowa State.

• The NCAA recognizes teams in the top-10 percent of the Academic Progress Report. The UNI men's basketball program is the only Missouri Valley Conference men's basketball school to be listed in the top 10 percent in each of the last three years.

• UNI is one of 14 schools to have won 30 or more games twice in the last six seasons.

UNI MEN'S BASKETBALL NOTES VS. EVANSVILLE

UNI MEETS UP WITH EVANSVILLE FOR FIRST TIME IN 2015-16
UNI (12-11, 4-6 MVC) will play its second straight game in the McLeod Center when the Panthers play host to the Evansville Purple Aces (18-5, 7-3 MVC) Wednesday at 6 p.m.
   The Panthers completed non-conference play at 8-5 overall. UNI posted two top-five wins in non-conference play with triumphs over No. 1 North Carolina (71-67) and No. 5 Iowa State (81-79).

UNI-EVANSVILLE ON MVC TV
John Rooney (play-by-play) and Rich Zvosec (analyst) will call the action for the MVC TV broadcast.
   The telecast will be cleared live on FOX Sports Midwest, FOX Sports Indiana Plus and FOX Sports Kansas City (combined 5.8 million homes), Comcast SportsNet Chicago (4.9 million homes), ESPN3 (outside the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri), DirecTV (FOX - Channel 671; Comcast - Channel 665), Dish Network (FOX - Channel 418; Comcast - Channel 429), AT&T U-Verse (Channel 748) and AT&T U-Verse HD (Channel 1748).

SCOUTING EVANSVILLE
Evansville is tied for second place in the MVC standings with a 7-3 league mark. The Purple Aces have dropped two of their last three outings.
   Evansville is led by D.J. Balentine (21.1 ppg), Egidijus Mockevicius (16.7 ppg, 14.1 rpg) and Jaylon Brown (11.2 ppg).

ALL-TIME SERIES VS. EVANSVILLE
The series is deadlocked at 23-23. UNI has won three of the last four meetings.
   UNI owns a 7-2 advantage in games played in the McLeod Center. UNI is 14-7 all-time against Evansville in games played in Cedar Falls.
   UNI head coach Ben Jacobson is 11-7 alltime against the Purple Aces.

BALENTINE HOLDS MCLEOD SCORING MARK
Evansville senior guard D.J. Balentine, who leads the MVC in scoring, holds the McLeod Center scoring record with 43 points. Balentine set the arena mark Jan. 29, 2014.

BO, WES AGAINST EVANSVILLE
Senior guards Matt Bohannon and Wes Washpun have fared well against Evansville during their collegiate careers.
   Bohannon has scored 56 points and drained 17-of-32 three-pointers in six games against the Purple Aces.
   Washpun is averaging 8.5 points per game in four career matchups vs. Evansville.

BACK-TO-BACK WINS
UNI captured back-to-back wins for the first time since Nov. 30 with its victories over Bradley (68-50) and Southern Illinois (67-58).
   UNI began the season at 5-1 with five straight victories, but had not strung together two straight wins since a 93-70 triumph over North Texas on Nov. 30.

ANOTHER COMEBACK WIN
For the second time this season, UNI overcame a double-digit deficit to come back and score a victory.
   UNI trailed North Carolina by 16 points at 50-34 with 17:10 left in the game. UNI used a 22-4 run to take a 56-54 lead with 9:17 left in the game. The Panthers would take down the Tar Heels, 71-67.
   The Panthers trailed the SIU Salukis Sunday by 11 points at 23-12 with 6:27 left in the first half. UNI would use a 15-2 run to take a 27-25 lead with 1:18 left in the first half. UNI eventually scored a 67-58 victory over SIU.

SEASON HIGH IN BLOCKS
UNI recorded a season-high six blocks in its 67-58 win over Southern Illinois (1/31).
   It marks the second straight game that UNI has set a season-high in blocks. The Panthers also blocked five shots in their 68-50 win at Bradley (1/27).

HIGHS AND LOWS FROM 3
Just four days after setting its season with by making 15 three-pointers at Bradley, UNI came back with a season-low three three-pointers in a victory at home over Southern Illinois on Sunday.
   UNI leads the Missouri Valley Conference in three-pointers made (198).

ONLY THREE TRIPLES?
UNI saw its streak of 39 consecutive games with at least four three-pointers made snapped when the Panthers made only a trio of three-pointers against Southern Illinois.
   The last time UNI made less than four three-pointers came Jan. 18, 2015, in the McLeod Center when the Panthers made three three-pointers in a 60-46 victory over Missouri State.

30 TRIPS TO THE FOUL LINE
UNI collected a season-high 30 free throw attempts against SIU.
   It is the most free throws attempted by the Panthers since they shot 34 last year against George Mason (12/6/2014) in the McLeod Center.
   On the season, UNI has made 295 free throws, while its opponents have attempted 299 free throws.

KOCH NOTCHES FIRST CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLE
Sophomore center Bennett Koch recorded his first career double-double with a trifecta of career-highs in points (22), rebounds (11) and blocks (3) in a 67-58 win over Southern Illinois.
   Koch drained 8-of-9 field goals against the Salukis - including a perfect 6-of-6 in the second half. Koch is averaging 11.1 points per game in Missouri Valley Conference play.

Active 20-Plus Point Scoring Games
Wes Washpun (5)
Matt Bohannon (3)
Paul Jesperson (2)
Bennett Koch (1)
Jeremy Morgan (1)

Active Double-Doubles
Paul Jesperson (1)
Bennett Koch (1)
Jeremy Morgan (1)
Wes Washpun (1)

JESPERSON TIES SINGLE-GAME MARK FOR MADE TRIPLES
Senior guard Paul Jesperson lit up the nets at Carver Arena by tying a UNI single-game record with eight made three-pointers and a career-high 28 points vs. the Bradley Braves (1/27). Jesperson drained 8-of-11 three-point shots vs. the Braves.
   Jesperson's eight made three-pointers ties him with Cam Johnson, who also knocked in eight three-pointers vs. Drake in Des Moines on Feb. 12, 1994. Johnson was 8-of-13 from three-point land against the Bulldogs that night.
   Jesperson's eight made three-pointers in a single game ranks tied for No. 14 in the country this season.

MORGAN IS MAKING PLAYS
Junior guard Jeremy Morgan has shown he can do it all this season from scoring and rebounding to defending.
   Morgan ranks first on the team in rebounds (115), steals (46) and blocks (13). He ranks fourth on the team in scoring (10.0 ppg).
   Morgan recorded a career-high seven steals at Bradley (1/27). The seven steals is the most by a UNI Panther in a Missouri Valley Conference game since Andy Woodley tallied eight steals vs. Southern Illinois (2/17/01).
   His seven steals vs. Bradley ranks tied for No. 9 in the nation in a single game this season.
   Morgan's steal of Joel Berry II's pass with :08 left and ensuing free throw helped clinch UNI's 71-67 victory over No. 1 North Carolina (Nov. 21).

UNI SINGLE-GAME STEALS
1.   Cam Johnson (12/19/92 vs. St. Bonaventure   9
2.   Andy Woodley (2/17/01) vs. SIU   8
3.   Jeremy Morgan (1/27/16) at Bradley   7

MORGAN NEARING SEASON TOP-10 LIST FOR STEALS
Jeremy Morgan has tallied 46 steals through UNI's first 23 games. With two more steals he will join the single-season top-10 list for steals.

UNI SINGLE-SEASON STEALS
1.   Brent Carmichael (1982-83)   100
2.   Brent Carmichael (1981-82)   80
   Andy Woodley (2000-01)   80
4.   Cam Johnson (1992-93)   58
5.   Brian Carpenter (1995-96)   54
6.   Nick Nurse (1987-88)   53
7.   Ben Jacobson (2005-06)   51
8.   Jason Daisy (1996-97)   49
   Randy Blocker (1993-94)   49
10.   Robbie Williams (1984-85)   48

WES LEADS MVC IN ASSISTS
Senior guard Wes Washpun is leading the Panthers and the Missouri Valley Conference in assists this season (5.6 apg).
   For the second time this season Washpun recorded a double-figure assist total in a game. Washpun handed out 10 assists in a 68-50 win at Bradley. Earlier this year, he dished out 11 assists vs. Iowa State.
   Jay Imhoff (1979-80) and Brooks McKowen (2006-07) hold the UNI single-season assist record at 5.8 assists per game.

WASHPUN TOP 10 IN ASSISTS
Senior guard Wes Washpun has cracked the top-10 list at UNI in career assists. Washpun has dished out 338 assists at UNI.
   Washpun also handed out 23 assists at Tennessee as a freshman in the 2011-12 season, giving him 361 for his collegiate career.

UNI CAREER ASSISTS
1.   Dale Turner (1988-1992)   520
2.   Brooks McKowen (2003-07)   425
3.   Robbie Williams (1982-1986)   418
4.   Mark Long (1975-1979)   387
5.   Deon Mitchell (2011-15)   373
6.   Chris Foster (2000-2005)   370
7.   Ben Jacobson (2002-2006)   357
8.   Kwadzo Ahelegbe (2006-2011)   342
9.   Nick Nurse (1985-1989)   340
10.   Wes Washpun (2013-present)   338

BO SETS CAREER 3-POINT MARK
Senior guard Matt Bohannon set UNI's all-time three-point field goals made mark against Hawaii (Dec. 22).
   Bohannon has drained 242 career 3-pointers to surpass the previous record of 203 set by Ben Jacobson (2002-2006).
   Bohannon has also set the UNI record for career three-point field goal attempts with 620. Bohannon surpassed Johnny Moran's mark of 601 career three-point attempts set from 2008-2012.

UNI CAREER 3-POINTERS MADE
1.   Matt Bohannon (2012-pres.)   242
2.   Ben Jacobson (2002-06)   203
3.   Johnny Moran (2008-12)   201
   Marc Sonnen (2009-13)   201
5.   Nick Nurse (1985-89)   170
6.   Darian DeVries (1994-98)   166
7.   Robbie Sieverding (1998-02)   157
8.   Ali Farokhmanesh (2008-10)   152
9.   Maurice Newby (1987-91)   146
10.   Chris Foster (2000-05)   144

UNI CAREER 3-POINTERS ATT.
1.   Matt Bohannon (2012-pres.)   620
2.   Johnny Moran (2008-12)   601
3.   Ben Jacobson (2002-06)   519
4.   Marc Sonnen (2009-13)   480
5.   Chris Foster (2000-05)   422
6.   Robbie Sieverding (1998-02)   418
7.   Darian DeVries (1994-98)   407
8.   Ali Farokhmanesh (2008-10)   405
9.   Maurice Newby (1987-91)   391
10.   Brooks McKowen (2003-07)   376

BO MOVES UP MVC 3-PT. LIST
Matt Bohannon has moved up to No. 17 on the MVC's all-time 3-pointers made chart with 242 triples.
   Evansville's D.J. Balentine ranks No. 15 with 247 career three-pointers.

MVC CAREER 3-POINTERS MADE
1.   Kyle Korver (Creighton)   371
2.   Shane Hawkins (SIU)   314
3.   Jason Holsinger (UE)   284
4.   Michael Menser (INS)   283
5.   Osiris Eldridge (ILS)   278
6.   Blake Ahern (MSU)   276
7.   Johnny Murdock (MSU)   266
8.   Jeremy Crouch (Bradley)   262
   Colt Ryan (UE)   262
10.   Josh Young (Drake)   255
11.   Kevin Ault (MSU)   254
12.   Marcus Wilson (UE)   250
13.   Kent Williams (SIU)   249
14.   Randy Burns (WSU)   248
15.   D.J. Balentine (UE)   247
16.   Ryan Sears (Creighton)   245
17   Matt Bohannon (UNI)   242
18.   Luke McDonald (Drake)   241
19.   Klayton Korver (Drake)   241
20.   Kyle Weems (MSU)   240

BOHANNON PREFERS THREES
Senior guard Matt Bohannon leads the MVC in 3-pointers made (67).
   Bohannon has made three or more 3-pointers in a game 15 times so far this season.

BO FOR 3 IN MVC PLAY
UNI senior guard Matt Bohannon holds the UNI career record for most three-pointers in Missouri Valley Conference games.
   Bohannon has drained 145 three-pointers in 64 MVC games.
   The previous UNI mark was set by Ben Jacobson with 113 three-pointers in MVC games only from 2002-2006.

TED ON THE BOARDS
Redshirt sophomore Ted Friedman ranks second on the squad with 11 offensive rebounds in Missouri Valley Conference games.

JESPERSON DRAINS TRIPLES TWO AT A TIME
Senior guard Paul Jesperson has made at least two 3-pointers in 16 games this season. Jesperson ranks second on the team (and the MVC) with 56 3-pointers.

HALFTIME LEADS UNDER JAKE
UNI head coach Ben Jacobson has posted a career mark of 166-38 (.814) when leading at the half.

UNI Leading at Half Under Jacobson
166-38 (.814)

UNI Trailing at Half Under Jacobson
31-75 (.292)

UNI Tied at Half Under Jacobson
12-3 (.800)

UNI'S 3-POINT STREAK
UNI has made at least one 3-pointer in 518 straight games – the longest active streak in the Missouri Valley Conference.
   The last time UNI failed to make a 3-point basket came Feb. 3, 2000, vs. Southern Illinois in a 72-58 Panther victory in the UNI-Dome. UNI went 0-for-4 from 3-point land vs. the Salukis in that contest.

COACH JAKE FARES WELL VS MVC'S ILLINOIS SCHOOLS
UNI head coach Ben Jacobson has taken full advantage of the four schools representing the state of Illinois in the Missouri Valley Conference in his 10 seasons as UNI's head coach.
   His 20 wins over Bradley are the most vs. any Valley opponent he has faced.
   He has an overall mark of 56-23 vs. Southern Illinois, Illinois State, Bradley and Loyola.
   Jacobson is 32-2 all-time in the McLeod Center against Southern Illinois (10-0), Illinois State (9-0), Bradley (10-1) and Loyola (3-1).

Jake Overall vs. MVC's Illinois Schools
Bradley    20-5
Illinois State    16-8
Southern Illinois   15-7
Loyola    5-3

FOUR 500-POINT SCORERS
UNI's starting lineup features four 500-plus point collegiate scorers.
   Matt Bohannon has posted 961 career points, while Wes Washpun has recorded 869 points. Paul Jesperson has tallied 677 career points and Jeremy Morgan has been credited with 614 career points.

FOR STARTERS
UNI's starting five consists of Matt Bohannon, Paul Jesperson, Bennett Koch, Jeremy Morgan and Wes Washpun.
   Bohannon and Morgan are the two returning starters from last year's 31-4 Panther squad.
   Jesperson started 33 career games at the University of Virginia before transferring to UNI. Prior to this season, Jesperson's last start came at Virginia on March 27, 2013 vs. Iowa in the NIT.
   Washpun started 29 games as a sophomore for the Panthers. His last start previous the pair this season came March 7, 2014, in the MVC Tournament vs. Southern Illinois.
   Koch came off the bench in all 28 games he played as a redshirt freshman.

UNI CONTINUES ITS HOME STREAK VS. SIU
UNI won its 13th consecutive game against Southern Illinois staged in Cedar Falls.
   UNI is a perfect 10-0 in the McLeod Center against the Salukis, who have not surpassed the 60-point mark in its last eight McLeod Center appearances.
   SIU lost its final three games in the UNI-Dome prior to the Panthers moving into the McLeod Center in the 2006-07 season.
   SIU is averaging only 52.8 points per game in its 10 McLeod Center appearances.
   In its 13 straight losses to UNI in Cedar Falls, SIU is averaging 54.3 points per game with a high of 65 in a 71-65 overtime loss in 2005-06 in the UNI-Dome.

No. of Starts for UNI's Starters
Matt Bohannon - 95 career starts
Jeremy Morgan - 68 career starts
Paul Jesperson - 56 career starts
Wes Washpun - 52 career starts
Bennett Koch - 23 career starts

DON'T FORGET THE DEFENSE
It's not all about scoring this year, as UNI can also play some defense.
   UNI is allowing 65.8 points per game.
   In UNI's 12 wins, the Panthers have limited the opposition to 59.2 points per game.

200-PLUS WINS FOR JAKE
UNI head coach Ben Jacobson has tallied 209 career wins to rank No. 9 in MVC history.

MVC Coaching Victories
1.    Henry Iba (Oklahoma State)   486
2.    Eddie Hickey (Creighton/St. Louis)   337
3.    Dana Altman (Creighton)   327
4.   Barry Hinson (Missouri State/SIU)   227
5.   Rich Herrin (Southern Illinois)   225
6.   Ralph Miller (Wichita State)   220
   Gregg Marshall (Wichita State)   220
8.   Maury John (Drake)   211
9.   Ben Jacobson (UNI)   209
10.   Joe Stowell (Bradley)               197

Jake Ranks 9th in MVC Wins
UNI head coach Ben Jacobson ranks No. 9 all-time in Missouri Valley Conference history with 107 league coaching victories.
   Jacobson has compiled an MVC mark of 107-64 (.626 winning percentage).

MVC Coaching Wins (Conf. Games Only)
1.    Henry P. Iba (Oklahoma State)    187
2.    Dana Altman (Creighton)    182
3.    Eddie Hickey (Creighton/St. Louis)    163
4.    Dr. F.C. Allen (Kansas)    126
5.    Barry Hinson (Missouri State/SIU)    121
6.    Rich Herrin (Southern Illinois)    111
   Gregg Marshall (Wichita State)    111
8.    Jim Molinari (Bradley)    110
9.   Ben Jacobson (UNI)    107
10.   Maurice John (Drake)    95

WINNING WAYS AT MCLEOD
The McLeod Center will celebrate its 10th anniversary this season and the Panthers have made winning a priority in their home venue.
   UNI has posted an all-time mark of 120-31 (.795) in games played in the McLeod Center. UNI is 65-21 in MVC games in the McLeod Center.
   UNI secured a school-record 16 home wins in the 2012-13 season. The previous mark of 15 home wins was set in the 1989-90 season.
   UNI has posted a trio of perfect home seasons since moving to NCAA Division I. UNI was a perfect 14-0 in both the 1983-84 and 2009-10 seasons and then UNI notched a 15-0 mark at home last season.
   UNI set its home-court win streak of 21 consecutive victories between the 2008-09 and 2010-11 seasons.
   The McLeod Center opened in November 2006.

11 HOME WINS IN 8 STRAIGHT YRS
UNI has won 11 or more home games in the McLeod Center in eight consecutive seasons.

UNI's Home Record Since 2007-08
Year   Record
2007-08   11-6
2008-09   11-4
2009-10   14-0
2010-11   13-5
2011-12   13-3
2012-13   16-4
2013-14   11-2
2014-15   15-0
2015-16   7-3

UNI MBB IN APR TOP-10 PERCENT
The University of Northern Iowa men's basketball, men's golf, women's golf, women's cross country and women's volleyball teams have been recognized by the NCAA for their latest multi-year Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores. These teams posted multi-year APR scores in the top 10 percent of all squads in their respective sports.
   The UNI men's basketball team has been recognized with a perfect APR score (1,000) in each of the last three seasons - the only MVC school to do that in each of the past three years.
   The APR provides a real-time look at a team's academic success each semester by tracking the academic progress of each student-athlete on scholarship. The APR accounts for eligibility, retention and graduation and provides a measure of each team's academic performance.

MBB INKS 3 IN EARLY SIGNING
UNI has announced the signing of Isaiah Brown, Tanner Lohaus, Juwan McCloud to National Letters-of-Intent to play for UNI Beginning in 2016-17.
   Brown (Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound HS) is a 6'5", 170-pound, guard from Flower Mound, Texas. Brown averaged 14 points, 4.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 2.0 steals as a junior at Flower Mound High School for head coach Eric Littleton. Flower Mound finished third in their district in 2014-15. He earned second-team all-district honors as a junior. He is the No. 25-ranked recruit in the 2016 recruiting class in the state of Texas according to Texas Hoops. He played AUU ball for Marcus Smart YGC36 for head coach Vonzell Thomas. He is the son of Craig and Sophia Brown. He has two siblings, Landon (10) and Maliyah (2).
   Lohaus (North Liberty, Iowa/Iowa City West HS) is a 6'7" 205-pound forward. Lohaus helped Iowa City West to the 2014 state championship for head coach Steve Bergman and a 23-3 record. Lohaus guided Iowa City West to a third-place finish in the 2015 state tournament with a 25-1 record. As a junior, Lohaus averaged 11.1 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.0 assists. He earned second-team all-Mississippi Valley Conference honors as a junior. He is the son of Anne Lohaus and Brad Lohaus. He is the younger brother of UNI sophomore guard Wyatt Lohaus.
   Juwan McCloud (Germantown, Wis./Germantown HS) is a 5'11" 150-pound guard. McCloud was named the North Shore Conference player of the year after helping lead the Warhawks to their sixth consecutive league crown. McCloud led Germantown HS to the Division I state championship game as a junior. He averaged 16.7 points per game as Germantown posted a mark of 27-1 in 2014-15 for then head coach Steve Showalter. McCloud played AAU with the Wisconsin Swing coached by Justin Litscher. He is the son of Brian and Mellisa McCloud. He has an older brother, Jalen.

RADIO INFORMATION
This year's UNI men's basketball games can be heard on the UNI Sports Radio Network, with KXEL (1540 AM, Waterloo, Iowa) serving as flagship station. Affiliates include KBGG (1700 AM, Des Moines), KGYM (1600 AM, Cedar Rapids), KCHA (1580 AM, Charles City), KQCR (98.9 FM, Hampton), KILJ (105.5 FM, Mount Pleasant), KFXE (1160 AM, Decorah-Waukon) and KVFD (1400 AM, Fort Dodge).
   Long-time Panthers announcer Gary Rima handles play-by-play duties, while Kevin Boyle serves as analyst. Head coach Ben Jacobson's weekly radio call-in show will air on Thursdays, beginning in December at 6 p.m., live from The Other Place in Cedar Falls.

WEEKLY PRESS LUNCHEONS
UNI head coach Ben Jacobson or a member of his coaching staff will be available at the weekly Press Luncheons held each Monday beginning at noon in the back room of Pepper's Grill and Sports Pub located on 18th Street in Cedar Falls.

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