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  1. 3d ago

    Postgame Reaction: UNLV Embarrassed at North Texas

    UNLV went to Denton and got embarrassed. On this episode of Rebel Daily Drive, Mike Cooper reacts to North Texas’ 44-6 win over UNLV and why this was easily the Rebels’ worst performance of the season. The episode starts with Dan Mullen’s halftime comments on the UNLV radio broadcast, where he called the Rebels mentally soft after a sloppy first half filled with turnovers, missed assignments and failed chances. Mike breaks down why that word will hang over the program during the bye week and why Mullen does not get to stand outside the problem if that is his diagnosis of the team. UNLV turned the ball over four times, failed to reach the end zone, went 0-for-3 in the red zone and left multiple scoring chances on the field. North Texas, meanwhile, scored on eight of its 12 possessions and turned six red-zone trips into 34 points. Mike also goes deep on Corey Dennis’ play calling, the lack of offensive rhythm, the failed fourth-and-goal sequence before halftime, the continued questions about Alex Orji’s short-yardage role and why UNLV’s offense has become too fragile to survive one negative play. Defensively, the Rebels survived terrible field position early, but eventually got gashed and gassed. North Texas finished with 18 explosive plays for 354 yards, repeatedly erased long-yardage situations and dominated the third quarter. 00:00 - UNLV Embarrassed at North Texas 01:00 - North Texas Wins 44-6 01:28 - Dan Mullen Calls UNLV Mentally Soft 02:25 - Why Mullen Owns the Diagnosis 03:11 - UNLV’s Missed Opportunities 06:44 - Turnovers Put UNLV in Trouble 09:06 - Corey Dennis Becomes a Major Concern 11:31 - No Offensive Rhythm 12:45 - Vincent Carner Bright Spot 16:22 - Final First-Half Drive Meltdown 17:18 - Fourth-and-Goal Decision 18:33 - Alex Orji Short-Yardage Question 19:24 - No Plan B for the Offense 22:03 - Halftime Soft Comments and No Response 23:07 - North Texas Opens Second Half With a Touchdown 27:33 - Defense Starts Getting Gassed 29:22 - Third Quarter Problems Continue 32:55 - UNLV Moved the Ball But Could Not Finish 34:25 - Red Zone Failure Defines the Game 37:05 - Explosive Play Disaster 39:37 - Final Offensive Numbers 41:50 - First Down and Third Down Breakdown 43:39 - Coaching Staff Has to Own It 45:02 - Final Thoughts Follow The Scarlet Standard: Website: https://the-scarlet-standard.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTPBxVqczV4vLqAlivI3FPw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GJCuyv8rTRu5arNdcjH4v Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-scarlet-standard/id1885404705 X/Twitter: https://x.com/SS_MediaLV Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ss_medialv/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Scarlet-Standard-LV-61577609316045/ Vegas Varsity: https://vegasvarsity.com/ Use promo code SSM10 for 10% off. #UNLVFootball #UNLVFB #MountainWest

  2. 4d ago

    UNLV-North Texas Preview: Jackson Arnold’s Homecoming, Jet Thomas and the Rebels’ Road Test

    UNLV-North Texas is here. On this episode of Rebel Daily Drive, Mike Cooper puts together the full pregame show after a week of coverage on the Rebels and Mean Green. UNLV enters 1-1 after responding to the Memphis loss with a 21-6 win at Hawaii. North Texas enters 0-1 after a 52-16 loss to Indiana, but the final score did not tell the full story. The Mean Green outgained Indiana, ran 21 more offensive plays, had one more first down and held the ball for more than 37 minutes. Mike breaks down why this matchup is more dangerous than the score suggests, how Neil Brown rebuilt North Texas with 70 newcomers and no returning starters, and why this roster is still filled with experienced players. The show looks at UNLV’s offensive structure after Hawaii, including the heavier 12 and 13 personnel packages, Jai’Den “Jet” Thomas’ workload, Jackson Arnold’s running threat, Kenyon Burnett’s role at tight end and the need for UNLV’s receivers to win against a North Texas secondary dealing with injuries. Mike also goes into the offensive line without Austin Boyd, Griffin Scroggs and BJ Tolo at center, Matt Powledge’s aggressive 4-2-5 defense, Jaheim White, Tavian Jackson, North Texas’ short passing game, kickoff coverage issues and Jackson Arnold returning home to Denton. 00:00 - UNLV-North Texas Pregame Show 00:55 - Why North Texas Is Dangerous 01:25 - North Texas’ Loss to Indiana 02:10 - Neil Brown’s Rebuilt Roster 03:03 - UNLV’s Offensive Structure 03:41 - Hawaii Run Game Blueprint 04:30 - Heavy Personnel and Kenyon Burnett 05:10 - Wide Receiver Questions 06:54 - Jackson Arnold’s Passing Profile 09:15 - Search for a No. 1 Receiver 10:05 - North Texas Secondary Injuries 11:18 - Offensive Line Without Austin Boyd 11:56 - North Texas Pressure Looks 12:45 - Staying Ahead of the Chains 15:25 - Jaheim White Preview 16:29 - Tavian Jackson and Short Passing Game 17:20 - What UNLV’s Defense Has to Do 19:53 - Special Teams Advantage 20:46 - Jackson Arnold Returns Home 21:24 - Arnold’s Role and Alex Orji Packages 22:52 - Next Step for Arnold 23:36 - Final Keys to the Game 25:12 - Scarlet Standard Coverage Recap 27:07 - Closing Thoughts Follow The Scarlet Standard: Website: https://the-scarlet-standard.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTPBxVqczV4vLqAlivI3FPw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GJCuyv8rTRu5arNdcjH4v Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-scarlet-standard/id1885404705 X/Twitter: https://x.com/SS_MediaLV Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ss_medialv/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Scarlet-Standard-LV-61577609316045/ Vegas Varsity: https://vegasvarsity.com/ Use promo code SSM10 for 10% off. #UNLVFootball #UNLVFB #MountainWest

  3. Sep 7

    Dan Mullen Weekly Presser: Boyd Injury Update, Tre Fulton, Jackson Arnold and North Texas Preview

    Dan Mullen, Jackson Arnold and Tre Fulton met with the media after UNLV’s 21-6 win at Hawaii and ahead of the Rebels’ road matchup against North Texas. Mullen discussed the short turnaround after the Honolulu trip, the importance of winning a rivalry game, UNLV’s defensive improvement, the plan against Hawaii’s passing attack and why the Rebels were able to limit explosive plays after the Memphis loss. He also broke down the offensive line rotation, the run-game success against Hawaii, Jackson Arnold’s comfort level, what the wide receivers still need to improve beyond catching the ball and why perimeter blocking remains a major point of emphasis. Mullen also previewed North Texas, explaining the challenge of preparing for another opponent with major roster turnover, new faces and limited film. He said the Mean Green showed their talent by hanging with Indiana before the game got away late. The press conference also included Tre Fulton earning Mountain West Defensive Player of the Week, Fulton’s growth into a starting role, Austin Boyd’s status and Griffin Scroggs and BJ Tolo stepping in at center. Arnold discussed the difference between the Memphis and Hawaii pressure looks, why staying ahead of the chains helped the offensive line, his comfort in the offense and the role of UNLV’s tight ends. Fulton discussed his development, the Hawaii game plan and the challenge of preparing for North Texas. 00:00 - Dan Mullen Opening Thoughts 00:23 - Hawaii Win and Rivalry Game 01:07 - Defensive Improvement 01:52 - Defensive Aggression vs. Memphis and Hawaii 02:38 - Run Game and Offensive Line Rotation 03:33 - Defensive Backfield Adjustments 04:47 - Jackson Arnold and Receiver Comfort 05:14 - Wide Receiver Blocking Emphasis 06:10 - Preparing for North Texas 07:04 - Tre Fulton’s Growth and Mountain West Honor 08:04 - Austin Boyd Injury Update 08:13 - Griffin Scroggs and BJ Tolo at Center 09:17 - Jackson Arnold and Tre Fulton Join 09:58 - What Stands Out About North Texas 10:10 - Fulton on Defending Hawaii 11:02 - Fulton’s Development 11:18 - Arnold on Hawaii’s Pressure 12:38 - Arnold’s Comfort With Receivers 13:49 - Preparing for North Texas 14:13 - Arnold on the Offensive Line 14:53 - Adjusting After Austin Boyd’s Injury 15:51 - Tight Ends in UNLV’s Offense 16:28 - Arnold’s North Texas Ties Follow The Scarlet Standard: Website: https://the-scarlet-standard.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTPBxVqczV4vLqAlivI3FPw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GJCuyv8rTRu5arNdcjH4v Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-scarlet-standard/id1885404705 X/Twitter: https://x.com/SS_MediaLV Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ss_medialv/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Scarlet-Standard-LV-61577609316045/ #UNLVFootball #UNLVFB #MountainWest

  4. Sep 7

    UNLV Responds at Hawaii: Paul Guenther’s Defense, Jet Thomas and Jackson Arnold Lead Road Win

    UNLV needed a response after the Memphis loss, and the Rebels got one in Honolulu. On this episode of Rebel Daily Drive, Mike Cooper and Michael Matsumoto break down UNLV’s 21-6 win over Hawaii, the Rebels’ move to 1-1 overall and 1-0 in Mountain West play, and why the final score only tells part of what changed. The show covers Austin Boyd’s absence, Jackson Arnold throwing only 18 passes after attempting 38 against Memphis, Jai’Den “Jet” Thomas getting 20 carries and finishing with 143 yards, and Paul Guenther’s defense keeping Hawaii out of the end zone. Michael Lasquero from Hawaii Sports Radio joins to give the Hawaii perspective from the sideline, including Micah Alejado’s rough night, Hawaii’s offensive line issues, missed red-zone chances, the overturned touchdown, the no-targeting call, Timmy Chang’s offense and what Hawaii has to fix after starting 0-2. Mike and Michael also discuss Griffin Scroggs stepping in at center, BJ Tolo and Will Thomas playing only six snaps, Jackson Arnold’s rushing role, Kenyon Burnett and the tight end usage, Corey Dennis’ play calling, Tre Fulton’s complete game, Khalel Togafau’s breakout and where UNLV belongs in the Mountain West race. 00:00 - UNLV-Hawaii Recap 00:10 - Rebels Respond With 21-6 Road Win 02:35 - Michael Matsumoto Joins 03:43 - Michael Lasquero Gives Hawaii Perspective 04:07 - Jackson Arnold’s Running Role 05:59 - Offensive Line Adjustments 08:23 - Hawaii’s Frustrating Night 09:29 - Overturned Touchdown and Targeting Talk 14:10 - UNLV Pressure Against Micah Alejado 19:09 - Boogie Henderson Pressure Numbers 27:26 - Is Hawaii in Trouble at 0-2? 36:43 - Jai’Den Thomas Takes Over Late 40:17 - Tight End Usage and Kenyon Burnett 41:32 - UNLV’s Road Warrior Numbers 54:56 - Social Media Reaction 01:04:31 - Will Thomas, BJ Tolo and O-Line Rotation 01:14:11 - Griffin Scroggs at Center 01:15:20 - Jackson Arnold Passing Breakdown 01:26:34 - Paul Guenther’s Defense Wins the Game 01:32:22 - Tre Fulton’s Complete Game 01:34:46 - Khalel Togafau Breakout 01:44:06 - Corey Dennis Play Calling Concerns 01:53:27 - What UNLV Still Has to Clean Up 02:00:09 - Mountain West Power Rankings 02:09:02 - North Texas Week Follow Michael Lasquero: https://x.com/MichaelLasquero?s=20 Follow The Scarlet Standard: Website: https://the-scarlet-standard.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTPBxVqczV4vLqAlivI3FPw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GJCuyv8rTRu5arNdcjH4v Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-scarlet-standard/id1885404705 X/Twitter: https://x.com/SS_MediaLV Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ss_medialv/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Scarlet-Standard-LV-61577609316045/ Vegas Varsity: https://vegasvarsity.com/ Use promo code SSM10 for 10% off. #UNLVFootball #UNLVFB #MountainWest

  5. Sep 4

    UNLV-Hawaii Preview: Jackson Arnold, Micah Alejado, Austin Boyd Injury and Golden Pineapple Stakes

    Rebel Daily Drive previews UNLV’s road matchup against Hawaii after the Rebels’ 27-21 Week 0 loss to Memphis. Mike Cooper opens the show by resetting where UNLV stands after the Memphis loss, why the College Football Playoff path got harder but is not dead, and why winning the Mountain West remains the main goal. He also breaks down the biggest issues from Week 0, including red zone execution, Austin Boyd’s injury, six second-half sacks, offensive line concerns, explosive plays allowed and the need to get Jai’Den “Jet” Thomas more involved. Michael Lasquero from Hawaii Sports Radio joins the show to preview Hawaii, Micah Alejado, Timmy Chang’s offense, the run-and-shoot, the Bishop Gorman-to-Hawaii pipeline, Pofele Ashlock’s status, Hawaii’s receivers, Devon Rice, Jamai Otis, the Rainbow Warriors’ defensive front and the environment at Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex. The episode also covers why Hawaii presents a different test than Memphis, how UNLV can attack Hawaii’s secondary, how Hawaii can pressure UNLV’s defense, what Jackson Arnold needs to do in his second start and why the Golden Pineapple rivalry game could matter in the Mountain West title race. 00:00 - Memphis Loss Reset and UNLV-Hawaii Preview 02:32 - CFP Path and Mountain West Expectations 06:56 - Offensive Line Questions After Austin Boyd Injury 11:25 - Defensive Explosives Against Memphis 18:16 - Jackson Arnold’s First Start 21:51 - Jai’Den Thomas Usage 26:12 - Fourth-Down Decisions Against Memphis 30:36 - Michael Lasquero Joins the Show 31:37 - Hawaii Takeaways From Stanford 33:17 - Bishop Gorman and Hawaii Connections 34:38 - Micah Alejado and Hawaii’s Passing Game 36:49 - Pofele Ashlock Injury Status 38:13 - Hawaii Receivers and Run-and-Shoot Options 40:35 - Where Hawaii Can Stress UNLV’s Defense 41:51 - Hawaii Offensive Line and Pressure 44:26 - Hawaii Defensive Front vs. UNLV 46:47 - Dan Mullen’s Comments on Hawaii’s Front 48:21 - Hawaii’s Temporary Stadium Environment 52:30 - How Hawaii Views UNLV 55:03 - Jackson Arnold vs. Hawaii’s Defense 56:31 - Hawaii Players UNLV Fans Should Know 58:39 - Keys to the Game 01:00:48 - Mountain West Race and Bigger Stakes 01:05:35 - UNLV-Hawaii Basketball Talk 01:07:51 - Closing Thoughts Follow Michael Lasquero: https://x.com/MichaelLasquero?s=20 Follow The Scarlet Standard: Website: https://the-scarlet-standard.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GJCuyv8rTRu5arNdcjH4v Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-scarlet-standard/id1885404705 X/Twitter: https://x.com/SS_MediaLV Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ss_medialv/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Scarlet-Standard-LV-61577609316045/ Vegas Varsity: https://vegasvarsity.com/ Use promo code SSM10 for 10% off.

  6. Sep 1

    UNLV-Memphis Recap: Jackson Arnold Shines, Red Zone Misses Cost Rebels in Week 0

    Mike Cooper recaps UNLV’s 27-21 Week 0 loss to Memphis on Rebel Daily Drive. The Rebels had chances to win at Allegiant Stadium, but red zone misses, a missed field goal before halftime, fourth-quarter pressure and explosive plays allowed gave Memphis enough room to leave Las Vegas with the win. Jackson Arnold’s UNLV debut was one of the biggest positives. Arnold threw for 291 yards and two touchdowns, added a rushing score and helped the Rebels move the ball for most of the night. He hit DeAngelo Irvin Jr. on a big third-down throw, found Tavian McNair for a touchdown and later connected with Kayden McGee after a 54-yard run. The episode also gets into Jai’Den Thomas’ role, Alex Orji’s one-snap appearance, the offensive line’s second-half issues, Austin Boyd’s injury, Memphis’ six sacks, the fourth-down decision in the red zone and why UNLV’s defense was solid for stretches but still hurt by explosive plays. Cooper closes with perspective for UNLV fans after one game. The season is not over. The College Football Playoff conversation took a hit, but the bigger goal remains winning the Mountain West, hosting the conference title game and proving UNLV can finish the job. 00:00 - UNLV-Memphis Recap 02:32 - What Cost UNLV the Game 04:52 - Jackson Arnold Settles In 08:55 - Jai’Den Thomas and the Run Game 10:13 - Missed Chance Before Halftime 12:36 - Arnold Answers in the Third Quarter 13:45 - Explosive Plays Hurt the Defense 17:31 - Offensive Line Problems 19:42 - Austin Boyd Injury and Fourth-Quarter Collapse 21:55 - Fourth-Down Decision and Red Zone Issues 24:22 - Hawaii Preview Tease 26:21 - Fans Need to Relax After One Game 28:25 - Mountain West Title Should Still Be the Goal 30:51 - Mountain West Power Rankings 32:57 - Closing Thoughts Follow The Scarlet Standard: Website: https://the-scarlet-standard.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTPBxVqczV4vLqAlivI3FPw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GJCuyv8rTRu5arNdcjH4v Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-scarlet-standard/id1885404705 X/Twitter: https://x.com/SS_MediaLV Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ss_medialv/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Scarlet-Standard-LV-61577609316045/ Vegas Varsity: https://vegasvarsity.com/ Use promo code SSM10 for 10% off. #UNLVFootball #UNLVFB #MountainWest

    UNLV-Memphis Recap: Jackson Arnold Shines, Red Zone Misses Cost Rebels in Week 0

  7. Aug 30

    Dan Mullen, Jackson Arnold and Jake Pope React After UNLV’s Week 0 Loss to Memphis

    Dan Mullen, Jackson Arnold and Jake Pope spoke with the media after UNLV’s Week 0 loss to Memphis at Allegiant Stadium. Mullen said the game came down to red zone scoring after UNLV came up empty on multiple chances, including two failed fourth downs and a missed field goal. He credited Memphis for playing a hard-fought game but said the Rebels need to take big steps forward with new faces and become more consistent. Arnold discussed his first game in a UNLV uniform, the offense’s rhythm in the open field and the frustration of not finishing drives. Mullen said Arnold made quick reads, got the ball out, made good decisions and handled his first game in the offense well. Pope discussed the defense’s energy, the explosives UNLV allowed and the need to clean up tackling and deep-ball mistakes. Mullen also talked about the fourth-down decision in the red zone, Memphis’ fourth-quarter pressure, Austin Boyd’s injury, BJ coming in at center and why the Rebels have to find ways to win close games. Mullen closed by thanking UNLV fans for the atmosphere and joking that the crowd should be loud on defense and quieter when the Rebels have the ball. 00:00 - Mullen on the Memphis Loss and Red Zone Issues 01:29 - Jackson Arnold’s First UNLV Start 03:19 - Momentum Swing Before Halftime 04:20 - Fourth-Down Decision in the Red Zone 05:28 - Defensive Performance and Tackling 07:06 - Austin Boyd Injury Update 07:45 - Jake Pope on Defense and Explosives 08:35 - Offensive Line After Boyd Went Down 09:26 - Arnold on His First Game at UNLV 10:15 - Fourth-Quarter Offense and Memphis Pressure 11:30 - Mullen on Close Games and Fan Support Follow The Scarlet Standard: Website: https://the-scarlet-standard.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTPBxVqczV4vLqAlivI3FPw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GJCuyv8rTRu5arNdcjH4v Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-scarlet-standard/id1885404705 X/Twitter: https://x.com/SS_MediaLV Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ss_medialv/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Scarlet-Standard-LV-61577609316045/ #UNLVFootball #UNLVFB #MountainWest

    Dan Mullen, Jackson Arnold and Jake Pope React After UNLV’s Week 0 Loss to Memphis

  8. Aug 29

    UNLV-Memphis Game Day Preview: Jackson Arnold, Jet Thomas, Defensive Questions and CFP Stakes

    Rebel Daily Drive previews UNLV’s Week 0 opener against Memphis as game day arrives in Las Vegas. Mike Matsumoto is joined by Mike Cooper and Matt to break down Jackson Arnold being named the starter, how Alex Orji could still factor into Dan Mullen’s offense, and why Jai’Den Thomas, Jaylon Glover and the offensive line could define the Rebels’ approach. The crew also looks at UNLV’s wide receiver room, including Taeshaun Lyons, Vincent Carner, Taz Reddicks, Peyton Zachary, DeAngelo Irvin Jr. and Kayden McGee, along with the different matchup options the Rebels can use without one clear Ricky White-type alpha. On the Memphis side, the discussion focuses on Charles Huff’s rebuilt roster, Marcus Stokes at quarterback, Dallan Hayden in the backfield, Hunter Tipton at tight end, Jamon Tapp and Mike Montgomery on defense, and how much continuity Memphis still has despite major roster turnover. The episode also gets into Cohen Fuller being ruled ineligible, the impact of losing Fuller, Laterrance Welch and Donovan Spellman, and which young defensive players could step forward for Paul Guenther’s defense. The show closes with final score predictions, season expectations, Mountain West championship talk, the College Football Playoff ceiling and a call for UNLV fans to create a real game-day environment at Allegiant Stadium. 00:00 - UNLV-Memphis Preview 01:40 - Jackson Arnold and Alex Orji 02:54 - Jai’Den Thomas and the Run Game 06:34 - UNLV Wide Receiver Room 08:30 - Campus Energy 11:35 - Memphis Roster Turnover 12:37 - Marcus Stokes and Dallan Hayden 14:15 - Hunter Tipton, Jamon Tapp and Mike Montgomery 17:44 - Cohen Fuller Ruled Ineligible 19:52 - Welch, Spellman and Defensive Depth 22:30 - UNLV’s Defense 29:14 - Offensive Players to Watch 30:01 - Defensive Players to Watch 32:02 - Austin Boyd and the Offensive Line 35:43 - Tre Fulton and the Secondary 36:28 - Memphis Scheme Questions 40:04 - Final Predictions 43:34 - Season Expectations 47:31 - Game-Day Environment 48:58 - Vegas Varsity Promo Follow The Scarlet Standard: Website: https://the-scarlet-standard.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTPBxVqczV4vLqAlivI3FPw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GJCuyv8rTRu5arNdcjH4v Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-scarlet-standard/id1885404705 X/Twitter: https://x.com/SS_MediaLV Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ss_medialv/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Scarlet-Standard-LV-61577609316045/ Vegas Varsity: https://vegasvarsity.com/ Use promo code SSM10 for 10% off. #UNLVFootball #UNLVFB #MountainWest

    UNLV-Memphis Game Day Preview: Jackson Arnold, Jet Thomas, Defensive Questions and CFP Stakes
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  • Years Active
    2026
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