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2025 Rio Grande vs Ferris State

Ferris State Storms Past Rio Grande 76-0 in D2 Football Rout

Ferris State Storms Past Rio Grande 76-0 in D2 Football Rout

Ferris State defeat Rio Grande 76-0, scoring 11 total touchdowns, including a blocked kick, pick-six, and kickoff return at Top Taggart Field.

Sep 20, 2025 by R. R. Ellis
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The outcome was never really in doubt as the Ferris State Bulldogs dismantled the Rio Grande RedStorm, winning 76-0. 

Wyatt Bower started, but Tony Annese was able to dig deep into his depth chart to divvy out valuable playing time to second, third and fourth string players. 

Six different offensive players scored touchdowns for the Bulldogs, while Ferris also notched a blocked kick touchdown, a kickoff return touchdown, and a pick-six. 

Ferris State will head into their bye week before going on the road against Roosevelt and hosting Wayne State in October. 

The FSU schedule then takes a significant step up, as the Bulldogs play at Michigan Tech and then host arch-rival Grand Valley State on October 25 for the Anchor-Bone Classic. 

Watch highlights and recap the game below, or subscribe to watch Ferris State vs. Rio Grande replay on FloCollege. 

End Of Game: Ferris State Wins

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 76

Ferris State drops 76 points in the win against NAIA's Rio Grande. 

FSU fielded a lot of players this afternoon, which is valuable experience as the team looks to become back-to-back D2 national champions. 

Mumfield Touchdown!  4Q 2:47

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 76

LeeShaun Mumfield takes the quarterback keeper across the line and the Bulldogs have scored their 11th touchdown of the day. 

Field goal is missed. 

Fourth Quarter Begins - 4Q 10:00

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 70

Another 10 minute quarter, as Ferris State Bulldogs are up 70-0. 

Lots of depth players are getting an opportunity to play today. 

Ferris Touchdown! - 3Q 0:36

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 70

LeeShaun Mumfield rushes up the middle and the Bulldogs have dropped 70 points. 

FSU Tackles Punter! - 3rd 0:40

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 63

Bulldogs will have it at the 2 yard line after taking the Rio punter down. 

Blocked Kick Touchdown! - 3Q 3:04

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 63

Ferris State has not slowed down. They get to the kicker and block the field goal attempt. 

Jeremiah Housey takes it 75 yards for the touchdown. Dawgs have 63 points on the board. 

Maurice Adams Pick Six! - 3Q 4:45

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 56

The big man, defensive lineman Maurice Adams, grabs the ball out of the air and takes it into the end zone. 

Bulldogs put up the 50-burger.

Gulker -> Simes For TD - 3Q 6:18

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 49

Kevin Simes takes the toss and rushes left for 27 yards and a touchdown. 

Bulldogs nearing 50 points. 

Carson Gulker At QB - 3Q 6:27

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 42

Carson Gulker has taken over at quarterback after Wyatt Bower and Chase Carter. 

Gulker will start the offense at the FSU 40 with a full set of downs. 

Third Quarter Begins - 3Q 10:00

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 42

Rio Grande receives the kickoff to start the second half. 

There is only 10 minutes on the clock to start this quarter. 

Halftime In Big Rapids

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 42

It's halftime at Top Taggart Field. 

Rio Misses FG - 2Q 0:08

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 42

With a few seconds left in the half, and after putting together their best offensive possession of the game, the RedStorm were unable to convert the field goal. 

Carter -> Bower TD! - 2Q 2Q 4:01

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 42

With four minutes to go until halftime, Chase Carter connects with Tarick Bower as the Bulldogs eclipse 40 points. 

Dawgs are still pitching a shutout as well. 

Chase Carter Scores! - 2Q 14:09

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 35

Chase Carter with the QB keeper. He goes 28 yards for the touchdown. 

Bulldogs have 35 points through 16 minutes. 

Second Quarter Begins - 1Q 15:00

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 28

The second quarter begins with Ferris State on the Rio 21-yard line, 2nd and 4 to go. 

As expected, Ferris State is dominating from the start of this game. 

Defensive Touchdown! 1Q 4:05

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 28

Gyasi Mattison picks up the fumble and takes it all the way back and the Bulldogs have their fourth touchdown of the day through 11 minutes. 

Wyatt Bower Draw TD - 1Q 4:56

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 21

Wyatt Bower pushes through the RedStorm defensive line and notches his first touchdown of the day. 

Brady Rose TD! - 1Q 11:15

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 14

Brady Rose takes the handoff, takes the contact and reaches for the touchdown. 

Two quick touchdowns by the Bulldogs. 

FSU Sack! - 1Q 13:04

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 7

Kailib Davis takes down the Rio Grande quarterback, loss of 7 yards. 

Rio punts, but only goes 21 yards. 

FSU will take over at the Rio 35 yard line. 

Taariik Brett Scores On Kickoff! 

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 7

Ferris State goes up 7 points very quickly. Really, as quickly as is possible. 

First Quarter Begins - 1Q 15:00

Rio Grande 0, Ferris State 0

Ferris State and Rio Grande is underway at Top Taggart Field.

Rio will kick off to Ferris State. 

Ferris State Gameday Threads

What Time Does Ferris State Football Vs. Rio Grande Kick Off?

Ferris State vs. Rio Grande kicks off at 3:00 p.m. ET at Top Taggart Field in Big Rapids, Michigan. 

How To Watch Ferris State Football Vs. Rio Grande

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Game replays, highlights and breaking news will also be available on both platforms.

Ferris State Football Schedule 2025

  • Thursday, Aug. 28 – Pittsburg St. (Kan.) vs. Ferris State – 6:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 6 – Ferris State vs. Lake Erie – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 13 – Ferris State vs. Tiffin – 6:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 20 – Ferris State vs. Rio Grande – 3:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 4 – Roosevelt vs. Ferris State – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 11 – Wayne State vs. Ferris State – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 18 – Michigan Tech vs. Ferris State – 12:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 25 – Ferris State vs. Grand Valley State (Anchor-Bone Classic) – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 1 – Ferris State vs. Northern Michigan – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 8 – Saginaw Valley State vs. Ferris Stat1:00 p.m.
  • Saturday, Nov. 15 – Davenport vs. Ferris State (Calder City Classic) – 12:00 p.m. ET

Rio Grande Football Schedule 2025

  • Saturday, Aug. 30 – Defiance (Ohio) vs. Rio Grande – 12:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 6 – Georgetown vs. Rio Grande – 12:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 20 – Rio Grande at Ferris State (Mich.) – 3:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 4 – Kentucky Christian vs. Rio Grande – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 11 – Rio Grande at Pikeville (Ky.) – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 18 – Union Commonwealth vs. Rio Grande – 3:30 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 25 – Rio Grande at Point* – 12:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 1 – Reinhardt (Ga.) vs. Rio Grande – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 8 – Rio Grande at Bluefield (Va.) – 1:30 p.m. ET

FloCollege D2 Football Rankings: Week 3

  1. Ferris State (Prev. 1)
  2. Harding (Prev. 2)
  3. West Florida (Prev. 4)
  4. Angelo State (Prev. 6)
  5. Kutztown (Prev. 8)
  6. Slippery Rock (Prev. 5)
  7. Grand Valley State (Prev. 3)
  8. Western Colorado (Prev. 9)
  9. West Alabama (Prev. 13)
  10. Michigan Tech (Prev. 15)
  11. UT Permian Basin (Prev. 12)
  12. Minnesota Duluth (Prev. 21)
  13. Valdosta State (Prev. 11)
  14. MSU Moorhead (Prev. 18)
  15. Lenoir-Rhyne (Prev. 19)
  16. Minnesota State (Prev. 7)
  17. Virginia Union (Prev. 10)
  18. Augustana (SD) (Prev. 20)
  19. Wingate (Prev. NR)
  20. CSU Pueblo (Prev. 23)
  21. Pittsburg State (Prev. NR)
  22. Sioux Falls (Prev. NR)
  23. Delta State (Prev. 16)
  24. Charleston (WV) (Prev. 14)
  25. Emory & Henry (Prev. NR)

Also Received Votes:

Anderson (SC), Central Oklahoma, Johnson C. Smith, Indianapolis, Edward Waters, Clarion, Albany State, Colorado Mines, Central Washington, Arkansas Tech

Previous D2 Football Rankings

Methodology For 2025-26 Top 25 D2 Rankings

The FloCollege Division 2 football rankings are driven by a mix of objective data and input from voters.

Ranking factors include:

  • Voter Points
  • Wins
  • Margin of Victory
  • Away Wins

D2 College Football Week 3 Games

Thursday, September 18, 2025

  • 7:00 PM ET – Tuskegee vs. Benedict

Friday, September 19, 2025

  • 6:00 PM ET – Saint Anselm vs. Assumption

Saturday, September 20, 2025

  • 12:00 PM ET – Virginia-Lynchburg vs. Shorter
  • 12:00 PM ET – Thomas More vs. Northwood
  • 12:00 PM ET – Central State (OH) vs. Morgan State
  • 12:00 PM ET – Tiffin vs. Ohio Dominican
  • 12:00 PM ET – Lock Haven vs. California (PA)
  • 12:00 PM ET – Post vs. Pace
  • 12:00 PM ET – Gannon vs. Kutztown
  • 1:00 PM ET – Anderson (SC) vs. Mars Hill
  • 1:00 PM ET – American International vs. Southern Connecticut
  • 1:00 PM ET – Wayne State (NE) vs. MSU Moorhead
  • 1:00 PM ET – Saginaw Valley State vs. New Haven
  • 1:00 PM ET – West Liberty vs. Frostburg State
  • 1:00 PM ET – Wheeling vs. Fairmont State
  • 1:00 PM ET – Davenport vs. Northern Michigan
  • 1:00 PM ET – Fayetteville State vs. Elizabeth City State
  • 1:00 PM ET – Kentucky State vs. Morehouse
  • 1:00 PM ET – Wayne State (MI) vs. Wisconsin–La Crosse
  • 1:00 PM ET – Virginia State vs. Winston-Salem State
  • 1:00 PM ET – Hillsdale vs. Ashland
  • 1:00 PM ET – Walsh vs. Kentucky Wesleyan
  • 1:00 PM ET – Lenoir-Rhyne vs. Carson-Newman
  • 1:00 PM ET – Johnson C. Smith vs. Virginia Union
  • 1:00 PM ET – Shaw vs. Lincoln (PA)
  • 1:00 PM ET – Shepherd vs. Clarion
  • 1:00 PM ET – Emporia State vs. Nebraska–Kearney
  • 1:00 PM ET – West Virginia State vs. West Virginia Wesleyan
  • 1:00 PM ET – Concord vs. Charleston (WV)
  • 2:00 PM ET – Mary vs. Southwest Minnesota State
  • 2:00 PM ET – Minnesota State vs. Jamestown
  • 2:00 PM ET – Chadron State vs. Colorado Mines
  • 2:00 PM ET – Seton Hill vs. West Chester
  • 2:00 PM ET – Millersville vs. Indiana (PA)
  • 2:00 PM ET – Edinboro vs. Bloomsburg
  • 2:00 PM ET – Roosevelt vs. Wisconsin–Oshkosh
  • 2:00 PM ET – Emory & Henry vs. Tusculum
  • 2:00 PM ET – Augustana (SD) vs. Bemidji State
  • 2:00 PM ET – Findlay vs. Lake Erie
  • 2:00 PM ET – Black Hills State vs. Fort Lewis
  • 2:00 PM ET – Minot State vs. Winona State
  • 2:00 PM ET – Minnesota Duluth vs. Sioux Falls
  • 3:00 PM ET – Delta State vs. Fort Valley State
  • 3:00 PM ET – Franklin Pierce vs. Bentley
  • 3:00 PM ET – Edward Waters vs. Bethune–Cookman
  • 3:00 PM ET – South Dakota Mines vs. New Mexico Highlands
  • 3:00 PM ET – Rio Grande vs. Ferris State
  • 3:00 PM ET – Savannah State vs. Miles
  • 3:30 PM ET – Concordia-St. Paul vs. Northern State
  • 4:00 PM ET – Erskine vs. Brevard
  • 4:00 PM ET – CSU Pueblo vs. Colorado Mesa
  • 4:00 PM ET – Bowie State vs. Livingstone
  • 4:00 PM ET – Upper Iowa vs. Michigan Tech
  • 4:05 PM ET – Sul Ross State vs. Western Oregon
  • 5:00 PM ET – Fort Hays State vs. Pittsburg State
  • 5:00 PM ET – Northwest Missouri State vs. Missouri Southern State
  • 6:00 PM ET – McKendree vs. Indianapolis
  • 6:00 PM ET – West Florida vs. North Greenville
  • 6:00 PM ET – Ferrum vs. UNC Pembroke
  • 6:00 PM ET – Shippensburg vs. Slippery Rock
  • 6:00 PM ET – Wingate vs. UVA Wise
  • 6:00 PM ET – Clark Atlanta vs. Allen
  • 7:00 PM ET – Western New Mexico vs. Angelo State
  • 7:00 PM ET – Catawba vs. Newberry
  • 7:00 PM ET – Harding vs. Southern Arkansas
  • 7:00 PM ET – Lane vs. Alabama A&M 
  • 7:00 PM ET – Truman vs. Missouri S&T
  • 7:00 PM ET – Eastern New Mexico vs. Midwestern State
  • 7:00 PM ET – Southern Nazarene vs. East Central
  • 7:00 PM ET – Barton vs. West Alabama
  • 7:00 PM ET – Southwest Baptist vs. William Jewell
  • 7:00 PM ET – Southwestern Oklahoma vs. Southeastern Oklahoma
  • 7:00 PM ET – Henderson State vs. Arkansas–Monticello
  • 7:00 PM ET – Central Missouri vs. Missouri Western
  • 7:30 PM ET – Quincy vs. Lincoln (MO)
  • 8:00 PM ET – Western Colorado vs. Adams State
  • 8:00 PM ET – UT Permian Basin vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville
  • 8:00 PM ET – Northwestern Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma Baptist
  • 8:00 PM ET – Arkansas Tech vs. Ouachita Baptist
  • 8:00 PM ET – Washburn vs. Central Oklahoma
  • 9:00 PM ET – West Texas A&M vs. Central Washington

Ferris State Football Roster 2025

  • 0 – Jerek Fields – LB
  • 0 – Jeremiah Lee – WR
  • 1 – Gyasi Mattison – DB
  • 1 – Deion Small – SL
  • 2 – Wyatt Bower – QB
  • 2 – Daviere Jones – DB
  • 3 – Chase Carter – QB
  • 3 – Eric Jackson – DB
  • 4 – Tae Boyd – WR
  • 4 – Justin Payoute – DB
  • 5 – Key'Vell Cooper – RB
  • 5 – Jeremiah Housey – DB
  • 6 – Tarick Bower – WR
  • 6 – Liko Johnson – LB
  • 7 – Zak Ahern – RB
  • 7 – Isaiah Byars – LB
  • 8 – Payton Hughes – LB
  • 8 – Jaylin Townsend – WR
  • 9 – Alex Springs – DB
  • 9 – Cam Underwood – WR
  • 10 – Taariik Brett – SL
  • 10 – Ralph Carter – DL
  • 11 – Tyrone Fowler – DL
  • 11 – Darian Kruja – WR
  • 12 – Carson Gulker – QB
  • 12 – Chris Lands – DB
  • 13 – D'Mari Jenkins – DB
  • 13 – Tyren Mason – WR
  • 14 – Stanley Lambert – DL
  • 14 – Timothy Ormond II – WR
  • 16 – Leeshaun Mumpfield – QB
  • 16 – Tre' Rigby – DB
  • 17 – Dakari Neely – WR
  • 17 – Quentin Pope – DB
  • 18 – Kyle Cottee – QB
  • 18 – Mervens Jean Pierre – DB
  • 19 – Adonis Ferguson – DB
  • 19 – Charlie Spencer – QB
  • 20 – Jaden Edington – RB
  • 20 – Chase Nixon – DB
  • 21 – Tim Allen – DL
  • 21 – Kevin Simes – SL
  • 22 – Brady Rose – SL
  • 22 – Ahlston Ware – DB
  • 23 – James Robinson – DB
  • 24 – Jake Price – RB
  • 24 – Nolan Ziegler – LB
  • 25 – Edward Kofuma-Henry – DB
  • 26 – Javen Sewell – DB
  • 27 – Parker Holman – SL
  • 29 – Colbey Reed – RB
  • 30 – Ryan Ahern – LB
  • 31 – Jack Lamancusa – DE
  • 32 – Levi Tuinstra – K/P
  • 34 – Christian Cramer – LB
  • 34 – Tyler Greene – DB
  • 35 – Eddie Jewett – K
  • 38 – Sam Wahlberg – LS
  • 40 – Anthony Perdue – DB
  • 41 – Michael Bush – LB
  • 42 – Jalen Jones – DB
  • 43 – Razah Townsend – DL
  • 44 – Kailib Davis – DL
  • 45 – Mitchell Middleton – K/P
  • 46 – Gabe Long – K
  • 47 – Jalen Mcfadden – DB
  • 48 – Josh Garcia – DL
  • 49 – Gabe Blanchard – DL
  • 50 – Chimdindu Obi – DL
  • 51 – D'jaun Gilbert – OL
  • 52 – Jarvis Windom – OL
  • 53 – Ryan Ross – OL
  • 55 – Elmir Jakupovic – OL
  • 56 – Ben Przytula – OL
  • 57 – Jaylen Washington – OL
  • 64 – Cam Heiss – OL
  • 65 – Cory Pecynski – OL
  • 66 – Kaharri Caldwell – OL
  • 68 – Jordan Tooles – DL
  • 70 – Andrew DeVries – OL
  • 71 – Matthew Misch – OL
  • 72 – Tim Anderson – OL
  • 73 – Mack Bontekoe – OL
  • 74 – Bob Anderson – OL
  • 75 – Dayne Arnett – OL
  • 77 – Tyrone Webber – OL
  • 78 – Dumela Knox – OL
  • 80 – Jackson Altwies – DL
  • 81 – Devon Strobel – DE
  • 82 – Derrick Matlock II – DL
  • 84 – Mason Dykstra – TE/H
  • 89 – Cooper Nye – DE
  • 90 – Royce Daugherty – DL
  • 91 – Jvonne Ruffin – DL
  • 92 – Cam Post – DL
  • 93 – Erik Seabrook – DL
  • 94 – Alefosio Saipaia – DL
  • 97 – Sawyer TenHaaf – DE
  • 98 – Zach Kelly – DL
  • 99 – Markee Jones – DL

Rio Grande Football Roster 2025

  • 0 - Aaden Dunn - WR  
  • 0 - Nathaniel Lopez - DB  
  • 1 - Rodric Moss, Jr. - DB  
  • 1 - Allen Payne - WR  
  • 2 - Josiah Ayers - WR  
  • 2 - Robert Edwards - DB  
  • 3 - Nick Busky - LB  
  • 3 - Keatin Emener - QB  
  • 4 - Ryan Cooley - WR  
  • 4 - Carson Free - WR  
  • 5 - Christian Bailey - DB  
  • 5 - Ayden Ludolph - QB  
  • 6 - Mikelle Moore - WR  
  • 6 - Caleb Stout - K  
  • 7 - Devon Head - WR  
  • 7 - Pierre Hicks - LB  
  • 8 - Milan Murry - WR  
  • 8 - Isaiah (Dayo) Olobatayi - LB  
  • 9 - Isaiah McCarty - WR  
  • 9 - Dare Olobatayi - DB  
  • 10 - Jaylen Jenkins - WR  
  • 10 - Braylon Robertson - LB  
  • 11 - Jaedyn Cartwright - RB  
  • 11 - Dakari Reese - DL  
  • 12 - Jordan Hawkins - DB  
  • 12 - Antonio Mathis - QB  
  • 13 - Andy Meldick - DB  
  • 13 - Peyton Molter - QB  
  • 14 - Joey Moore - QB  
  • 14 - Bryan Russ - LB  
  • 15 - Caden Cutright - DB  
  • 15 - Wade Futhey - QB  
  • 16 - Jeffery Moore - DB  
  • 16 - Tanner Sanders - WR  
  • 17 - Frank Bell - WR  
  • 17 - Jayden Bowden - LB  
  • 17 - Mantee Mathis - DB  
  • 18 - Elijah Gudger - K  
  • 18 - Wyatt Richardson - WR  
  • 19 - Matthew Toledo - SPEC  
  • 19 - Chastan (Beamer) Walker - WR  
  • 20 - Isreal Marcum - WR  
  • 21 - Gavin Thigpen - DB  
  • 22 - Malachi Smith - DB  
  • 23 - Kylan Posey - TE  
  • 24 - Marlon Reed - DB  
  • 26 - Similoluwa Jaf-Ogunlayi - RB  
  • 27 - Robert Kelly - WR  
  • 28 - Berlon (BJ) Francis - DB  
  • 29 - Xavier Flanders - WR  
  • 30 - Carlos Thomas - WR  
  • 31 - Dylan Frith - TE  
  • 32 - Charles Jenkins - LB  
  • 34 - Elijah Gay - DB  
  • 35 - Cayden (Anthony) Jones - WR  
  • 36 - Josh Napier - K  
  • 37 - Quintell Thomas - RB  
  • 38 - Jayvion Stanford - DB  
  • 39 - Cooper Carmack - DB  
  • 40 - Logan Neria - DL  
  • 43 - Jack Hogsten - LB  
  • 44 - Christian Watson - DL  
  • 48 - Robert (RJ) Mabry - LB  
  • 50 - Zach Goble - LB  
  • 51 - Montrez Little - DL  
  • 52 - Joris Gibson - DL  
  • 53 - Isaac McCory - DL  
  • 54 - Ethan Sears - OL  
  • 55 - Chaz Grudosky - OL  
  • 56 - Caleb Saunders - DL  
  • 57 - Zahne Battle-Holmes - DL  
  • 58 - Jack Sorrell - OL  
  • 60 - Roman Johnson - DL  
  • 61 - Jayden Jones - DL  
  • 62 - Brennon Tomlin - OL  
  • 65 - Nazir Sims - OL  
  • 66 - Taban Gifford - OL  
  • 67 - Jamal Porter - OL  
  • 70 - Laron Markham - OL  
  • 71 - James Sheets - OL  
  • 72 - Jonathan (J.T.) Jenkins - OL  
  • 73 - Gage Woolwine - OL  
  • 75 - Ellis Tye - OL  
  • 77 - Dom Thomas - OL  
  • 78 - Jacob Osorio - OL  
  • 79 - Jaden Powell - OL  
  • 80 - Brandon Foster - WR  
  • 81 - Hayden Kenney - WR  
  • 82 - Ethan O'Conner - WR  
  • 87 - Eli English - WR  
  • 88 - Christian Cachilli - TE  
  • 90 - Jordan Willie - DL  
  • 91 - Brody Coleman - DL  
  • 94 - Myles Miller - DL  
  • 95 - Jayson (Kade) Woods - DL  
  • 96 - Damani Freeman - DL  
  • 97 - Cordell Pollard - DL  
  • 98 - Ahmed Samura - DL  
  • 99 - Ky'Ron Carter - DL

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