Philo climbs to No. 1 in passing

Aaron Philo, the reigning GHSA passing leader, is back on top of the GHSA’s passing leaderboard through five weeks.

The Prince Avenue Christian quarterback passed for 408 yards in a 58-18 victory over Eagle’s Landing Christian last week. That was his fifth career 400-yard passing game and boosted him into first place with his season total of 1,520.

If Philo maintains his 304-yard-per-game average through 15 games, he would finish with 13,886 career yards, 16 behind state record-holder Trevor Lawrence.

Prince Avenue is ranked No. 1 in Class A Division I and riding a 19-game winning streak.

The GHSA’s rushing leader is Monroe Area’s Darrion Manuel. The receiving leader is North Murray’s Judson Petty.

Rushing

796 - Darrion Manuel, Monroe Area [3A leader]

771 - Nick Woodford, Northeast [2A leader]

771 - Zion Johnson, Newton [7A leader]

751 - Quinton Slaughter, Providence Christian

738 - Mason Sullens, Lumpkin County

734 - Javin Gordon, Stephens County

731 - Matthew Fuller, Wayne County [4A leader]

699 - Jeanarion Kamga, Westside (Augusta)

699 - M.J. Spurlin, Jackson County [6A leader]

695 - Gavin Hall, Gainesville

690 - Kyler McGrinn, Bowdon [A Division II]

672 - Jonaz Walton, Central (Carrollton)

664 - Amari Latimer, Sandy Creek

661 - Austin Clemons, Bryan County [A Division I]

659 - M.J. Dowdy, Winder-Barrow [5A leader]

652 - Aaron Bryant, Clinch County

636 - Devon Caldwell, Hebron Christian

635 - Claude Gray, Temple

631 - Ta'Jon Corbitt, Miller Grove

631 - Keenan Phillips, Bainbridge

621 - Tysean Wiggins, Commerce

619 - Jayden “Duke” Scott, Stockbridge

615 - Fred Brown, Coffee

614 - Evan Garrett, Northgate

602 - David Eziomume, North Cobb

600 - Foster Orris, West Forsyth

595 - Robtravius Coney, Jenkins County

588 - Toby Maddux, Trion

587 - Dalen Penson, Sandy Creek

586 - Ousmane Kromah, Lee County

580 - Jaydon Dorsey, Morgan County

575 - Elijiah Hayes, West Hall

573 - Telly Johnson, Hephzibah

573 - Jerome Newland, Mountain View

568 - Austin Guest, Creekview

567 - Jordan McCoy, Tucker

562 - Jessie Bell, Westside (Macon)

558 - Jordan Beasley, Bowdon

553 - Devin Ingram, Stephenson

551 - Jaiden Daniels, Commerce

547 - Roderick McCrary, Creekside

545 - Camden Smith, Madison County

540 - Ahmad Gordon, Perry

535 - Ken Williams, Pelham

532 - Reece Wehr, Etowah

526 - Kimauri Farmer, Carrollton

517 - Ja'Quan Brantley, Upson-Lee

515 - Duke Watson, Mary Persons

511 - Carson Callihan, Fannin County

509 - Javen Parker, East Paulding

505 - Caden Williams, Calhoun

502 - Khalas Finley, LaFayette

491 - Sammy Brown, Jefferson

488 - Skyler Williams, North Murray

487 - Travis Terrell, Creekside

485 - Tycavion Stovall, Early County

484 - Cam Robinson, Mill Creek

482 - Jeremy Bell, Clinch County

482 - Walker Warshaw, Mount Vernon

479 - Lawson Sullivan, Fannin County

477 - Zehmerius Shiflet, Madison County

475 - Jamari Welch, Athens Academy

Passing

1,520 - Aaron Philo, Prince Avenue Christian [A Division I leader]

1,321 - Carlton Brannon, Turner County [A Division II leader]

1,305 - Gavin Nuckolls, Northwest Whitfield [4A leader]

1,249 - Skyler Williams, North Murray [2A leader]

1,231 - Elliott Sturbaum, McIntosh [5A leader]

1,214 - Caiden Tanner, Union County

1,212 - Tyler Niehr, North Paulding [7A leader]

1,122 - Darnell Kelly, Peachtree Ridge

1,119 - Chase Dupree, Southwest

1,118 - Christopher Garrett, Bradwell Institute

1,059 - Cohen Peeples, East Coweta

1,056 - Sire Hardaway, Douglas County [6A leader]

1,044 - Jack Stanton, Greater Atlanta Christian

1,024 - Trey Townsend, Calhoun

1,023 - Ethan Evangelista, Harlem [3A leader]

1,007 - Hampton Johnson, Athens Academy

990 - Julian Lewis, Carrollton

989 - Antwann Hill Jr., Houston County

981 - E.J. Colson, Cedar Grove

964 - Brody Hannah, Loganville

960 - Colter Ginn, Perry

950 - Jake Maxwell, Veterans

947 - Jeff Davis, Grayson

938 - D.J. Bordeaux, Alpharetta

937 - Neko Fann, Colquitt County

928 - Teddy Jarrard, North Cobb Christian

926 - Dashun Gilbert, Lovejoy

915 - Layden Bryson, Athens Christian

907 - Amonte Harden, Miller Grove

905 - Jeremy Hecklinski, Walton

902 - Jaxon Pate, Sonoraville

894 - Baxter Wright, Gainesville

881 - Reece Fountain, Rome

880 - Marshall Coleman, Lambert

877 - Luke Nickel, Milton

872 - K.J. Smith, Roswell

870 - Chase McCravy, Marietta

864 - Jordan Do, Archer

858 - Jake Merklinger, Calvary Day

858 - Jackson Davis, Riverwood

850 - Cobey Thompkins, Stockbridge

847 - Caleb Hill, Lithonia

843 - John Wilson, Douglass

829 - Jaylen Johnson, Thomas County Central

828 - Tanner Marsh, North Hall

816 - Cam Hill, Thomasville

814 - Preston Ratliff, Lanier

812 - Luke Kromenhoek, Benedictine

806 - Ronnie Frere, Trinity Christian

803 - Titus Watkins, Oconee County

794 - Jay Kanazawa, Schley County

792 - Sam Nazarian, Mount Vernon

774 - Devin Edmonds, Jones County

771 - Ben Brown, Wesleyan

770 - Caden Clay, Northside (Columbus)

764 - Tripp Nix, White County

763 - Howard Holloway, Apalachee

754 - Darian Keefe, Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe

Receiving

687 - Judson Petty, North Murray [2A leader]

589 - Jensen Goble, Union County

550 - Landon Dolhancyk, McIntosh [5A leader]

548 - Ahmed Souare, Loganville

533 - Preston Bird, Veterans [6A leader]

523 - Bryson Campbell, Athens Christian [A Division I]

511 - Ricky Johnson, Houston County

499 - Tyon Jones, Bradwell Institute

489 - Ny Carr, Colquitt County [7A leader]

476 - Deshun Horsley, East Coweta

459 - Emaree Winston, Calhoun

453 - Willie Goodwyn, Rabun County

451 - Gus Anderson, Newnan

451 - Ke'arrin Dawsey, Turner County [A Division II]

448 - Chase Jameson, Lanier

426 - Sean Wilson, Alpharetta

423 - Javarius George, North Paulding

419 - Sacovie White, Cass

418 - Walter Willis Jr., Pebblebrook

416 - Ran Ogletree, Harris County

412 - B.J. Gibson, Wilcox County

411 - Zach Stair, Riverwood

406 - Seth Gritton, East Coweta

405 - Xavier Daisy, Greater Atlanta Christian

397 - Malik Sands, Southwest

386 - Tristian Sizemore, Chamblee

381 - D'ontae Fulton, Worth County

380 - Coker Ormsby, North Cobb Christian

380 - Hudson Gray, Northwest Whitfield [4A leader]

378 - Jaydan Hibbert, Jackson County

376 - Jonathan Stafford, Archer

375 - Caleb Odom, Carrollton

373 - Kee Williams, Harlem [3A leader]

373 - Ryals Puryear, North Hall

362 - Keron Milton Jr., Northside (Warner Robins)

360 - Jayden Howard, Stockbridge

360 - Jalewis Solomon, Schley County

358 - James Holland, Oconee County

353 - Cameron Shelly, East Paulding

352 - Keshawn Weathers, Miller Grove

351 - Hudson Hulett, North Murray

350 - Bryant Thomas, Bradwell Institute

347 - John Stuetzer, Pope

345 - Jeremiah Ware, Flowery Branch

345 - Devin Carter, Cedar Grove

344 - C.J. Dockery, Prince Avenue Christian

338 - Samual Turner, Southwest DeKalb

337 - Kobe Adeleke-Hokes, Dacula

337 - Keon Davis, Newton

336 - Chasen Jones, East Hall

336 - Dakarai Anderson, Perry

334 - Cameran Loyd, Walton

334 - Kyle Vaka, Kell

333 - Malik Sands, Southwest

332 - Jordan Allen, Buford

330 - J.T. Terry, Turner County

329 - Keegan Townsend, Sonoraville

325 - William Wallace, Archer

Landon Dolhancyk, McIntosh

Landon Dolhancyk, a 6-foot-5 senior wide receiver at McIntosh, is the scoutSMART Student-Athlete of the Week. Dolhancyk is third in the state (all classes) in receiving yards with 550 yards on 32 catches for the Class 5A Chiefs, whose 4-1 start is their best since 2017. Last year, Dolhancyk was all-region and all-county in his first year playing football. He is committed to playing for the Naval Academy and has multiple offers to play football at the next level. He is also an all-region basketball player. “Landon Dolhancyk is constantly working on becoming a great wide receiver,” McIntosh head coach Derek Smith said. “He leads the team by example in the classroom [with a] 3.9 GPA, and the teachers and student body love him. He is a mismatch on the field and fun to watch.”

GHSF Daily, in conjunction with scoutSMART, will be announcing a football student-athlete of the week each Friday this season. The ideal candidate will be outstanding on the field and in the classroom. Please click here to send nominations to Diane Bloodworth.

Here is where Georgia teams stand in several national polls. The numbers on the left are this week's rankings; the numbers in parentheses are last week's rankings.

CalPreps

(Top 100)

6. (7) Buford

18. (17) Mill Creek

19. (22) Walton

25. (23) Hughes

32. (46) Colquitt County

42. (38) Carrollton

51. (51) Parkview

59. (63) Thomas County Central

85. (76) Benedictine

87. (NR) Newton

90. (94) Gainesville

USA Today

(Top 25)

7. (9) Buford

14. (14) Mill Creek

16. (17) Colquitt County

23. (22) Walton

MaxPreps

(Top 100)

6. (7) Buford

13. (13) Colquitt County

15. (16) Walton

17. (17) Carrollton

36. (41) Mill Creek

38. (35) Parkview

40. (37) Gainesville

50. (48) Hughes

53. (52) Grayson

65. (NR) Newton

79. (66) Westlake

86. (86) Milton

90. (92) Rome

94. (95) Benedictine

100. (NR) Creekside

Massey Ratings

(Top 100)

9. (12) Mill Creek

12. (14) Buford

18. (16) Colquitt County

19. (27) Walton

34. (37) Benedictine

39. (23) Westlake

40. (41) Carrollton

41. (51) Thomas County Central

45. (49) Hughes

50. (58) Grayson

51. (NR) Newton

52. (65) Parkview

65. (74) Gainesville

70. (72) Lee County

79. (80) Milton

81. (NR) East Coweta

86. (91) Ware County

95. (NR) North Cobb

100. (98) Roswell

High School Football America

(Top 100)

8. (6) Buford

13. (14) Colquitt County

20. (18) Mill Creek

22. (21) Walton

47. (48) Hughes

48. (49) Carrollton

63. (65) Gainesville

95. (NR) Benedictine

SBLive/Sports Illustrated

(Top 25)

4. (5) Buford

12. (13) Colquitt County

14. (15) Mill Creek

18. (19) Hughes

NationalHSFB.com

(Top 25)

11. (10) Buford

12. (11) Colquitt County

18. (19) Walton

25. (NR) Mill Creek

Blue Star Media

(Top 25)

6. (6) Buford

14. (15) Colquitt County

15. (16) Mill Creek

16. (18) Walton

Today’s featured inductee is former Americus and Georgia Tech football linebacker Mackel Harris. Harris will be inducted into the Georgia High School Football Hall of Fame on Oct. 21 at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta.

Mackel Harris

Americus High School Graduate

Mackel Harris was the state’s fastest football player and the ringleader of Americus’ undefeated state championship teams in 1974 and 1975. A linebacker, Harris averaged 12 tackles per game as a senior on a defense that shut out a state-record 13 opponents in 14 games and held every Georgia opponent scoreless. The 1975 Americus team allowed only eight points for the historic season and defeated Dalton 34-0 for the championship. Harris was the 1975 AJC Class AA lineman of the year and was a two-time AJC first-team all-state pick (1974, 1975). At the 1976 Class AA track-and-field meet, Harris won the 100-yard dash (9.6 seconds) and the 200-yard dash (21.9 seconds) with the fastest times in any classification. Harris went on to Georgia Tech, where he was a four-year standout and part of Tech’s dynamic defensive duo with fellow linebacker and 2023 Georgia High School Football Hall of Fame inductee Lucius Sanford. As a freshman in 1976, Harris tallied 109 tackles and was the recipient of the Clint Castleberry Award, given to Tech’s rookie of the year. Harris finished his career with 390 tackles. Harris spent a brief time in the NFL with the Denver Broncos and Dallas Cowboys before beginning a career at Life University School of Chiropractic Medicine. He is currently the school’s director of recruitment/multicultural affairs. In a 2007 AJC article, Harris was ranked the No. 9 Georgia high school player of all-time. In 1987, Harris made the AJC’s 20-year all-state team (1966-86).

On the Web

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On TV

Today

*Cedar Grove at Colquitt County, 7 p.m., ESPN2

*Aquinas at Greenbrier, 7:30 p.m., WJBF MeTV 6.2 (Augusta)

*Calvary Day at Savannah Christian, 7:30 p.m., WSAV-CW (Savannah)

*Chattanooga Christian, Tenn. at Boyd Buchanan, Tenn, 7:30 p.m., WFLI-TV (Chattanooga)

*Lowndes at Grayson, 7:30 p.m., GPB

*Lumpkin County at Pickens, 7:30 p.m., ETC TV 3 (Ellijay)

*Marietta at Buford, 8 p.m., WPCH Peachtree TV (Atlanta)

100 Greatest

GHSA Finals

No. 56: Calhoun 27, Washington County 20 (2014 Class 3A)

Best by record

Below are the GHSA’s best teams by record, according to the computer Maxwell Ratings.

0-5: Allatoona

0-4: South Forsyth

0-3: Dooly County

1-4: Marietta

1-3: Collins Hill

1-2: Callaway

1-1: Terrell County

2-3: Cedar Grove

2-2: North Cobb

2-1: Brunswick

3-2: North Gwinnett

3-1: Hughes

3-0: North Oconee

4-1: Westlake

4-0: Mill Creek

5-0: Newton

Three of Class 7A’s top 10 teams have first-year coaches, all from Region 4. Who are they? (Answer Monday)

Answer to Thursday’s question: North Carolina WR Nate McCollum, the ACC receiver of the week, played at Dutchtown. He originally signed with Georgia Tech as a baseball outfielder.

GHSA

Thursday's games 

Arabia Mountain 41, Locust Grove 16

Brookwood 42, South Forsyth 35

Denmark 24, Dacula 17

Drew 34, Stone Mountain 0

LaGrange 35, Whitewater 0

Northeast 48, Southwest 6

Northside, Columbus 34, Westover 20

Central, Macon at Kendrick

Harvester Christian at Cross Keys 

Today's games 

Adairsville at Ringgold

Alcovy at Woodward Academy

Apalachee at Jackson Co.

Aquinas at Greenbrier

Atlantic Coast, Fla. at Camden Co.

Baldwin at Spalding (GM)

Banks Co. at Commerce

Banneker at Villa Rica

Beach at Groves (IH)

Berkmar at North Gwinnett

Blessed Trinity at Sprayberry

Bremen at Ridgeland

Brunswick at Glynn Academy (GL)

Bryan Co. at Telfair Co.

Bulloch Academy at Hart Co.

Callaway at Redan (AV)

Calvary Day at Savannah Christian (P)

Cambridge at Chattahoochee

Carrollton at Hillgrove

Cedar Grove at Colquitt Co.

Cedar Shoals at East Hall

Cedartown at Dalton

Centennial at Kell

Central, Talbotton at Taylor Co.

Chattahoochee Co. at Manchester

Chattooga at Pepperell

Chestatee at North Oconee

Christian Heritage at St. Francis

Clarke Central at Jefferson

Clarkston at Heard Co.

Coffee at Richmond Hill

Collins Hill at Westlake

Columbia at McNair (GO)

Coosa at Armuchee

Creekside at Chapel Hill

Cross Creek l. to Hart Co., forfeit

Dade Co. at Darlington

Dawson Co. at West Hall

Dooly Co. at Turner Co.

Douglas Co. at Hughes

Druid Hills at Southeast Whitfield

Duluth at Discovery

Dunwoody at Lakeside, Atlanta (A)

East Coweta at Lambert

East Forsyth at Walnut Grove

East Jackson at Johnson, Gainesville

Eastside at Flowery Branch

Effingham Co. at South Effingham

Evans at Grovetown

First Presbyterian at Mt. Pisgah Christian

Fitzgerald at Dodge Co.

Frederica Academy at Clinch Co.

Gadsden Co., Fla. at Tift Co.

Gilmer at Wesleyan

Glascock Co. at Augusta Prep

Glenn Hills at Westside, Augusta

Godby, Fla. at Thomas Co. Central

Gordon Central at Fannin Co.

Gordon Lee at LaFayette

Griffin at West Laurens

GSIC at Fox Creek, S.C.

Habersham Central at Lanier

Hancock Central at Washington-Wilkes

Hardaway at Peach Co.

Harrison at Pebblebrook

Hephzibah at Southeast Bulloch

Heritage, Conyers at Loganville

Heritage, Ring. at Bradley Central, Tenn.

Houston Co. at Warner Robins (MT)

Irwin Co. at Metter

Jackson at Sandy Creek

Jeff Davis at Cook

Jefferson Co. at Elbert Co.

Jenkins at Wayne Co.

Jenkins Co. at Claxton

Johnson Co. at Emanuel Co. Institute

Johnson, Savannah at Liberty Co.

Jonesboro at Rockdale Co.

Jordan at Shaw (K)

King's Ridge at Bethlehem Christian

KIPP Atlanta at B.E.S.T. Academy (HA)

Lake Oconee Acd. at Loganville Christian

Lakeview-Ft. Ogle. at Coahulla Creek

Landmark Christian at ELCA

Laney at Butler

Lithia Springs at Jackson, Atlanta (HA)

Long Co. at Savannah Country Day

Lovett at Fellowship Christian

Lowndes at Grayson

Lumpkin Co. at Pickens

M.L. King at Cass

Macon Co. at Schley Co.

Marietta at Buford

Marion Co. at Greenville

Mary Persons at Columbus (OS)

McIntosh Co. Acad. at Bradwell Institute

Meadowcreek at Peachtree Ridge

Mill Creek at Parkview

Mitchell Co. at Early Co.

Model at Murray Co.

Montgomery Co. at Treutlen

Mount Vernon at Athens Academy

Mt. Zion, Carroll at Jasper Co.

Mundy's Mill at Forest Park (T)

New Manchester at Alexander

North Clayton at Trinity Christian

North Cobb at Milton

North Forsyth at Shiloh

North Hall at Cherokee Bluff

North Murray at Haralson Co.

Northgate at Veterans (FF)

Northside, W.R. at Crisp Co.

Northview at Greater Atlanta Christian

Osborne at Woodland, Cartersville

Pelham at Bleckley Co.

Perry at Howard (TH)

Pierce Co. at Brantley Co.

Pope at Alpharetta

Portal at Wilkinson Co.

Prince Avenue at Pensacola Christ., Fla.

Putnam Co. at Josey

Rabun Co. at Whitefield Academy

Randolph-Clay at Baconton

Richmond Academy at Lincoln Co.

Riverdale at Fayette Co.

Riverside Military at Oglethorpe Co.

Riverwood at Westminster

Rome at Allatoona

Roswell at Johns Creek

Salem at Cairo

Savannah l. to Bulloch Academy, forfeit

Seckinger at Forsyth Central

Seminole Co. at Atkinson Co.

Sneads, Fla. at Miller Co.

Social Circle at Lamar Co.

South Cobb at Kennesaw Mountain

South Gwinnett at Norcross

South Paulding at Newnan

Spencer at Rutland (ED)

Starr's Mill at Troup (C)

Statesboro at Burke Co.

Temple at Bowdon

Terrell Co. at Wilcox Co.

Therrell at South Atlanta (L)

Thomson at Washington Co.

Toombs Co. at Tattnall Co.

Tucker at Stephenson (HS)

Twiggs Co. at Crawford Co.

Upson-Lee at Mt. Zion, Jonesboro (MH)

Valdosta at McEachern

Vidalia at Windsor Forest (SV)

Walker at Skipstone Academy

Ware Co. at Bainbridge

Warren Co. at Screven Co.

Washington at North Cobb Christian

Wheeler at Campbell

Worth Co. at Berrien

Saturday's games

Hapeville Charter at Carver-Columbus (K)

Lithonia at Douglass (L)

GIAA/GAPPS

Thursday’s game

Harvester Christian at Cross Keys

Today's games

Briarwood Acad. at Trinity Christ., Dublin

Brookstone at Stratford Academy

Brookwood School at John Milledge

Bulloch Academy at Hart Co.

Bulloch Academy def. Savannah, forfeit

Calvary Christian at Heritage, Newnan

Central Fellowship at Piedmont Academy

Deerfield-Windsor at Terrell Academy

Edmund Burke at Thomas Jefferson

First Presbyterian at Mt. Pisgah Christian

Flint River at Lakeside School, Fla.

Frederica Academy at Clinch Co.

Fullington Academy at Southwest Georgia

Gatewood at St. Anne-Pacelli

George Walton Academy at Brentwood

Georgia Christian at Robert Toombs

Glascock Co. at Augusta Prep

Grace Christian at Rock Springs

King’s Ridge at Bethlehem Christian

Lake Oconee Acd. at Loganville Christian

Lakeview Academy at Strong Rock

Lanier Christian at Pinecrest Academy

Mount de Sales at Pinewood Christian

Riverside Military at Oglethorpe Co.

St. Andrew’s at Memorial Day

St. Mary’s at Notre Dame Academy

Valwood at North Florida

Walker at Skipstone Academy

Stadium abbreviations: (A) Adams; (AV) Avondale; (C) Callaway; (ED) Ed Defore; (FF) Freedom Field; (GL) Glynn County; (GM) Griffin Memorial; (GO) Godfrey; (HA) Henderson, Atlanta; (HS) Hallford; (IH) Islands High School; (K) Kinnett; (L) Lakewood; (MH) Morrow High School; (MT) McConnell-Talbert; (OS) Odis Spencer; (P) Pooler; (SV) Savannah High School; (T) Tara; (TH) Thompson

GHSA schools play numerous games against out-of-state competition. GHSF Daily will track the scores of those games each week to see how Georgia fares against the rest of the nation.

Vs. Alabama**********4-1

Vs. California*******0-1

Vs. Florida*********12-8

Vs. Maryland*********2-0

Vs. New Jersey*******1-0

Vs. Ohio*************0-1

Vs. North Carolina***5-3

Vs. South Carolina**13-9

Vs. Tennessee********3-3

Total***************40-26

Last week’s scores

Camden Co. 51, Somerset Acad., Fla. 7

Valdosta 54, Deerfield Beach, Fla. 0

Lee Co. 45, Lake Gibson, Fla. 14

Strom Thurmond, S.C. 33, Evans 7

Appling Co. 40, Moore Haven, Fla. 6

Murphy, N.C. 21, Fannin Co. 14

Wakulla, Fla. 52, Seminole Co. 7

This week’s games

Atlantic Coast, Fla. at Camden Co.

Gadsden Co., Fla. at Tift Co.

Godby, Fla. at Thomas Co. Central

Heritage, Ring. at Bradley Central, Tenn.

Prince Avenue at Pensacola Christ., Fla.

Sneads, Fla. at Miller Co.

TD Club lunches

continue Tuesday

Join the Touchdown Club of Atlanta for its next luncheon on Tuesday with guest speaker Takeo Spikes. Speakers at future luncheons include Dan Mullen (Oct. 10), Brian Jordan (Oct. 31) and Tom Rinaldi (Nov. 14). Tuesday’s event will begin at 11:45 a.m. at Maggiano’s in Buckhead (3368 Peachtree Road). For more information about the club, click here. Additional information on membership can be found by clicking here.

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