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2009 Award Winners

Karl Harris (Fullback) - Mr. Dedication on Offense
Steve Butler (Linebacker) – Mr. Dedication on Defense

Mike Austin (Offensive/Defensive Line) – Most Improved on Offense
Priest Biggers (Linebacker) – Most Improved on Defense

J.D. Tillman (Halfback/Kick-Returner) - New Comer of the Year

Brian Gro (Wide-out/Kicker) – Special Teams
Dell Webb (Defensive Back) – Special Teams

Hugo Trejo (Fullback) – Titan Award Offense
Terrance Williams (De-End) – Titan Award Defense

Brian Wheeler (Offensive Lineman) – Impact Players of the Year on Offense
Butch Powell (Defensive back) – Impact Player of the year on Defense

Dewane Brock (Offensive Lineman) and DeShawn Goldsmith (Running back) – Co- Above and Beyond winners on Offense
CJ Johnson(Linebacker) – Above and Beyond on Defense

Jay Robinson (Halfback) – MVP on Offense
Mickey Nolan(De-end) and Jamel Simms ( Defensive Back) – Co- MPV on Defense

Mark Moore (Wide out/Kick returner)- Offensive Players of the Year
Darrious "Arkansas" Evans (Defensive Back) – Defensive Player of the Year

“Rough” ending for the River City Rough Riders as the Midwest Titans go to 2-0!

Titans win 35-19!!!

By Titans Media Relations-

June 13, 2009

River City, Wisconsin- The Midwest Titans who traveled to Wisconsin put together a solid performance with missing 5 key starters on defense. 

The Midwest Titans defeated the River City Rough Riders by a final score of 35-19, but the score does not indicate how close the game was until late in the 4^th quarter. The Titans coaching staff had a very good idea that they were in for a long day vs a very good team in the Rough Riders.

The Rough Riders is one of the NAFL’s top teams in the northern conference. Before joining the NAFL, the River City Rough Riders was one of the nation’s top minor league teams for many years and dominated a very good Minnesota league. “This was and still is a very good football team and they will make a lot of noise in the Northern Conference for a playoff spot;” said head Coach Robert Webb.

The game was a defensive battle the entire 1^st quarter. At the end of one quarter of play, the score was 0-0. The 2^nd quarter saw the Midwest Titans adding 12 points to the score board but could not buy an extra point. The Titans kicking game was well below average the entire game.

The Titans got their first score of the game when starting QB Eric Hoskins (Missouri Western University) connected with starting Wide-out Mark Moore (Mid-American Nazarene University) on a 21 yard pass. Extra point was no good by 1^st year K/P Josh Sartain (Sherwood High). 

The passing game of the Midwest Titans was clicking on all cylinders and QB Eric Hoskins finished the day by passing for 256 yards of 29 attempts and 2 Interceptions. 2^nd year starting Wide-out Jason Browning (Central Missouri State University) lead all wide-outs with a total of 45 yards receiving and 1 TD on the day. Browning also contributes in a very big way on Special Teams and lead the Kick-Coverage Team with 3 solo tackles.

The running game of the Titans held their own and was lead by starting HB Jay Robinson (Missouri Western University) who rushed for 99 yards on 16 carriers. After rushing for over 112 yards in the Titans last game, Robinson was just one yard short of back to back 100 yard games.

Starting FB Karl Harris (Ottawa University) has been a beast this year in practice and it shows on game day by his blocking and hard nose toughness for our opponents. Harris did rush for the Titans only other rushing TD from 2 yards out to give the Titans the lead late in the 4^th quarter for good.

“Head Coach Webb stated that he also saw good performances by back-up HB JD Tillman (Grandview High) and 3^rd string FB Hugo Trejo (Shawnee Mission North High). These two guys are showing much improvement everyday and will buy for more playing time;” said head Coach Webb.

When the defense took the field for the 1^st time in the game, starting FS Butch Powell (Lincoln University) pick- off a Rough Riders pass, but the player of the game was back-up LB Saliek Johnson (Westport High) who got his 1^st start of the 2009 season, lead the entire defense with 2 interceptions and returned one 11 yards for a Titans TD. Saliek Johnson had a total of 90yards and a Interception.  Saliek Johnson also continues to be the Titans best special Teams player. He has been a leader in that department for Coach Webb and the entire Titans team for the last 2 years.

Playing in his first every Minor league game, starting DB Jamel Simms (Missouri Science & Technology University) have got a lot of people so anxious to see him play and he did not disappoint the staff of the titans by recording his 1^st every minor league Interception and returned it for 23 yards to set up another TD for the Titans on the day. Jamel Simms and Mark Moore are both Hickman Mills High graduates and All-Americans in college; we are sure they will become leaders on and off the field for the Titans before this year is done. The owners, Eric Hoskins and Robert Webb are very excited to have these two guys join the team this year.

Other notiables on the day was rookie Wide-out Matt Robinson (Grandview High) who had 2 catches for 23 yards and one he almost got into the end zone but came up 2 yards short. Standout DT Dominque Johnson who lead all DL with 7 total tackles and 4 of those were solo tackles.

The final score was 35-19 with 6 of those points coming from a defensive score by the Titans.  The Titans Defense is averaging 2 scores per game and that is what Defensive Coordinator Butch Powell and Asst. Defensive Coordinator Dan Aschman is expecting all year long. “The guys responded in a major way by coming out and playing our style of football and that is using our team speed and executing each play 110%. We may not have a lot of size, but we will play with big hearts and beat you with our speed,” said head Coach Webb.

The Midwest Titans start the 2009 season off 2-0 in league play and now is focusing on the Junction City Spartans. The Spartans are coming off a very tough lost to cross town rival of the Titans, the KC Panthers last week-end. The Titans will travel to Junction City, Kansas on June 27, 2009 for a very important league game.  Kick-off is set for 3:30pm.  Midwest Titans are encouraging all fans that will be making the trip to Junction City, Kansas to please wear as much Titan Orange and White to the game. Please avoid wearing black because of the warm temps that will be around during the game. More info on game day agenda listed below. See ya in Junction City, Kansas on Saturday June 27, 2009. Blessings!

Your 2008 Heartland Divisional Champions “Midwest Titans” is set to hit the road again on the young 2009 season this Saturday morning June 27, 2009 for a important league game @ Junction City, Ks. Spartans.  Kick-off time is set for 3:30pm at Fagen Field. The Titans who is 2-0 will be looking to remain undefeated on the young 2009 season.  Directions can be found on the Midwest Titans message board. Please also check the Titans Message board for updated scores posted at the end of each quarter. Listed below is a game day agenda for the Midwest Titans:

Game day Agenda for Titans @ Junction City Spartans:

---Players, Fans, and Supporters, we will meet at Lakeland Community Church in Lee’s Summit, Mo. at 10:15am this Saturday June 27, 2009.  We will then leave for Junction City, Kansas at 10:30am.

--- The Bus will arrive at the game field about 1:00pm.  

--- Midwest Titans are wearing Orange Jerseys and White Bottoms.

---Field Type is Natural Grass.

---Kickoff time is set for 3:00pm.

---Weather at Game time: Temperature 90-97 and Sunny.

---Tickets are $6.00 for 13 and over. Children 12 and under is free.  

 Blessings,

 Midwest Titans Media Relations

PUMPED & READY FOR ACTION!!! TITANS OPEN UP 2009 SEASON AT HOME THIS SATURDAY NIGHT VS THE NEBRASKA WILCATS!!!

By Titans Media Relations- June 1, 2009      Harrisonville, Mo

Your 2009 Heartland Divisional Champions and NAFL 2 National Runner-up “Midwest Titans” is pumped up and ready to kick-off their 2009 season at home this Saturday Afternoon June 6, 2009 vs the Nebraska Wildcats.

Kick-off time is set for 7:00pm at Beautiful Memorial Stadium in Harrisonville, Missouri. The Titans, who will return 7 starters on offense and 7 starters on defense from their 2008 team, will host the Nebraska Wildcats who are 1-0 on the young 2009 season. The Wildcats defeated the Lincoln Extreme 34-14 this past Saturday night.

Please check the Titans website out at www.titansfootball.biz for updated scores from games around the league posted on the Message board at the end of each quarter this Saturday.

Listed below is a game day agenda for the Midwest Titans 2009 Season Home Opener to be played at Harrisonville Memorial Stadium:

Game day Agenda for Titans vs Wildcats:

---Players, Dancers, and Staff members we will meet at Stadium at 4:30pm this Saturday June 6, 2009.  

--- Midwest Titans are wearing Black Tops and Black Bottoms.

---Field Type is Sprint Turf.

---Kickoff time is set for 7:00pm.

---Weather at Game time: Temperature 75-80 and Sunny.

---Tickets are $8.00 for adults. Children ages 11-17 are $4.00. Children 10 and under is free and anyone with a military ID along with a State issued ID will pay only $4.00. 2009 season passes are on sell for $35.00 each. Season passes are only good for regular season home games.   

--- Gates open at 5:45pm for ticket sells and parking is free.

Blessings,

 Midwest Titans Media Relations

2008 News and Announcements

Titans secure 2008 NAFL Heartland Division Championship!!!

By Titans Media Relations- September 20, 2008

Harrisonville, Mo: Your Midwest Titans have secured the 2008 NAFL Heartland Division Championship with a 27-21 victory over the ST Louis Bulldogs.  For the second time this year the Midwest Titans and the ST Louis Bulldogs went to war on Saturday night September 20, 2008. This time it was for the 2008 Heartland Division title.  Both teams came out and displayed heart and determination from the opening kickoff to the last second of the fourth quarter. In deed this was an action pack and entertaining game to watch, according to the Titans Media Relations.

The Titans offense got off to a fast start when their running game lead by HB Jay Robinson (Missouri Western University) and FB Troi Maupins (Sedalia-Smith Cotton) moved the ball right down to the 1 yard line. This set the Titans up at first and goal. Starting QB Eric Hoskins (Missouri Western University) scored on a dive and gave the Titans a 7-0 lead with 8:33 left in the first quarter.

PAT was good by K/P Matt Witcher (Avila University). At this point, both defenses took over the game and the score at the end of the first half was Titans 7 and Bulldogs 7. With 12:31 left in the 3^rd quarter, Starting HB Jay Robinson proved that he is one of the league’s fasted running backs and broke off a very nice 70 yard TD run that put the Titans up 14-7. Robinson ended the night with just over 160 rushing yards and 41 receiving. PAT was good by K/P Matt Witcher. The Titans other outstanding HB DeShawn Goldsmith (Mid American Nazarene University) gave the offense another spark when he rushed for over 50 yards in one series along and ended that drive with a 1 yard TD run that put the Titans up 20-7 with 6:57 left in the third quarter. Goldsmith ended his night with 86 yards rushing and 23 receiving.

PAT was no good by K/P Matt Witcher. The ST Louis Bulldogs took the momentum back and put together a nice drive that ended up in a TD. This brought the Bulldogs to within 7 of the Titans and ended the third quarter with the score 21-14 in favor of the Titans. With only a 7 point lead, the Titans defense took over again and starting DB Steven O’Connor (Southwest Missouri State) came up big with a nice interception in the corner of the end zone stopping a possible go ahead TD for the Bulldogs.

Then the offense of the Titans was force to punt, but capitalize big on a fumble by the Bulldogs punt returner and starting wide-out Jason Browning (Central Missouri State University) who is one of the Titans gunners on punt team scoop up the fumble and went 38 yards for a TD. This put the Midwest Titans up 27-14 with 9:23 left in the fourth quarter. PAT was good by K/P Matt Witcher. Special Teams play by the Titans was a major factor in helping the Midwest in the 2^nd half. 

The ST Louis Bulldogs was able to score a late TD but again, the Titans “Blackshirts” Defense proved that they are a force to be reckoned with. Starting DE Gary Coates came up with a nice interception late in the fourth quarter and this was all the Titans needed to seal the victory and become the new 2008 Heartland Division Champs. Other notables were LB Brian Allen and Safety John Holland who both had Fumble recoveries on the night. The final score was your Midwest Titans 27 and the ST Louis Bulldogs 21.

The ST Louis Bulldogs had won the Title 2 out of the last 3 years only to tie current Titans Head Coach Robert Webb for a share of the Division Title in 2005 when he was the Head Coach for the Kansas City Shockers. In only their second year of play, the Midwest Titans have capture their first Division Title and now look forward to completing a outstanding year when they host the Cass County Renegades this Saturday night September 27, 2008 in Harrisonville, Mo. The Cass County Renegades will be playing for a playoff spot and is a solid football team. This is guaranteeing to be a hard hitting, action impact game. Please come out and support your newly crowned 2008 Heartland Division Champs. Gates open at 5:00pm and Kickoff is set for 7:00pm. Please wear as much orange as possible to help support the Titans. See Ya on Saturday night. Blessings!  

SCORING BY QUARTER

1^ST   2^ND   3^RD   4^TH

TITANS                  7      0      13    7

BULLDOGS            0      7      7      7

TITANS SEND “SHOCK WAVE” REMAINS UNBEATEN WITH 31-12 WIN OVER THE KC SHOCKERS!!!

By Titans Media Relations- July 19, 2008

    Liberty, Mo: As Midwest Titans Head Coach Robert “Bo” Webb put it; “This game has been in the making for the last two years.” The wait didn’t seem to matter for the Titans as they remained undefeated with a 31-12 thumping or the KC Shockers last Saturday at William Jewell College in Liberty, Mo. The win moves the Titans to 4-0 and gives them a lead in the Heartland Division heading into this Saturday’s home game against the KC Jazz.  Defense has been the story all season for the Titans and the trend continued against the Shockers. Midwest had a 14-12 lead at halftime, but after the intermission, the Titans got things rolling and the defense stifled the Shockers, holding them scoreless the final two quarters of the game. This allowed Midwest to pull away.  “Our defense once again was a real big standout, and the team as a whole is starting to make a real big name for itself across the entire league,” Webb said. The Midwest Titans are slowly moving up the ranks nationally and now sits at #9 out of 142 teams in the NAFL (North American Football League).  Not to bad for a team that’s in its second year season of play. 

    “Grouch match indeed!” That is why this game had more on the line for Head Coach Webb, some of his staff members, and some of his players.  Webb said; “I was the Head Coach of the KC Shockers for 3 seasons and also help start the Organization.” Webb was not the only one who let the KC Shockers, Current Titans Starting QB and Offensive coordinator Eric Hoskins, Defensive Coordinator Tim Ellis, Wide Revivers/Tight Ends Coach Robert Hall, and a hand full of players who also joined the Titans from the Shockers. This group and the rest of the Titans had a lot to prove going into last Saturday’s game and “Yes” this was personal according to many of the members of the Titans. 

    The first half was close with The Titans leading 14-12 at halftime, but the second half was all Titans. Starting QB Eric Hoskins (Missouri Western University) threw 3 TD passes in the second half alone. The first score of the game was too wide out kellen Long (Olathe North) for an 8 yard TD catch with 1:52 left in the second quarter. Kick was good by K/P Matt Witcher (Avila University).  The other first half points came when LB Salik Johnson (Westport High) blocked a punt and it was recovered in the end zone by DT Brian Allen (Butler County College).  The Titans defense and special teams came up big in the third quarter with 2 safeties handing Midwest an 18-12 lead going into the fourth quarter. Hoskins capped of the scoring with two, fourth quarters TD passes. The first to wide-out Jason Browning (Cass County’s Sherwood High and Central Missouri State University) for a 46 yard pass with 8:08 left in the fourth. The final score of the game came on a beautiful strike from QB Hoskins to wide-out Joe Jones (Grandview High) with 4:03 left in the game. K/P Matt Witcher was 3 for 4 in PAT’s attempts but missed a 31 yard field goal. The game ended with the Midwest Titans picking-up its 4^th win of the season 31-12 win over the KC Shockers. The Titans return to action this Saturday night July 26, 2008 in Harrisonville, Mo for a home game against a much improved KC Jazz team. Kick-off is set for 7:00pm. The Titans are also playing at home again next Saturday night August 2, 2008 against the current undefeated Missouri Wildcats. Kick-off for this game is also set for 7:00pm. The Titans look forward in seeing all fans and supporters at both games starting this Saturday night. Blessings!  

"TITANS PLAY HOME OPENER WITH HIGH EMOTIONS"

Titans open up 2008 home schedule with 24-0 win over KC Panthers!!!

By Titans Media Relations- July 12, 2008

Harrisonville, Mo:

Playing with high emotions; The Midwest Titans took the field Saturday night against the KC Panthers with a tragedy on their minds.  Starting QB and Co-Owner Eric Hoskins lost his 4 month old son Ethan Hoskins to a sudden infection on Friday afternoon, less than 24 hours before kickoff. Ethan Hoskins is the newest member of the Titans family. On a night filled with mix emotions; the Midwest Titans still managed to play 4 solid quarters of football to open up their 2008 home schedule with a 24-0 shutout victory over the KC Panthers. Playing in front of the largest crowd of the 2008 season, the Midwest Titans proved why they will be a force to be reckoned with. "WOW" what a performance by a very good defense Saturday night and yes it was a night that belonged to the Titan's "Blackshirts."  Former Titans back-up QB David Jones, who is now the starting QB for the Panthers ended his day by tossing 5 interceptions to the Titans ‘Blackshirts” Defense.  “Not to take anything away for David Jones, we (Staff of the Titans) just know him very well” said Head Coach Webb. The "Blackshirts" showed why they are considered one of the league's fastest defenses and why they like to fly around to make plays as a unit. "Defensive coordinator Tim Ellis has this defense right where the team needs them to be at this point in our young 2008 season and we all know that they will improve week to week.

Keep up the good work Coach Ellis;" said Head Coach Webb.  Starting DB Desmond Jamison (Mid-American Nazarene University) got things started when he got one of his two interceptions of the night by picking off Panther's QB David Jones in the endzone for a touch back. Jamison ended his night with 2 Int's and a blocked punt for a safety.

Not to be out done by his running mate starting DB Steve O'Connor (Southwest Missouri State) got 3 interceptions on the night and returned one for a 10 yrd touchdown with 4:46 left in the 4th. This put the Titans up 16-0. The final  touchdown of the game came on a "crowd pleasing play" When DT Brian Allen (Butler County College) caused a fumble and starting DE Gary Coates (Avila University) scooped up the ball and raced down field for a 53 yrd touchdown return. The 2 point conversion was good by Robert Hall  (University of Tennessee) when he tossed a pass to WR Joe Jones (Grandview High) in the corner of the end zone. The game ended with a final score of 24-0. The Titans defense also recorded numerous sacks on the night. Deshawn Glodsmith (Mid-American Nazarene University), and Steve Butler (Columbia Rock Bridge High) accounted for 1 sack each. This was a outstanding performance by the Midwest Titans "Blackshirts" Defense.  The Titans offense was well below their 48 points per game average, but did managed to put 7 points on the board when starting FB Karl Harris (Ottawa University) ran a Panther defender over to score from 1 yrd away.

Kick was good by K/P Matt Witcher (Avila University).  Now the Midwest Titans take their overall record to 3-0 in League play. The Titans open up their 2008 Division schedule this weekend when they take on the KC Shockers.  This will be a short drive up north to William Jewell  University in Liberty, Mo home of the Shockers. This is a highly anticipated match-up because There is a lot of history between members of both teams. Kickoff is set for 3:00pm. Titans fans are encouraged to wear white and black colors. See Ya'll Saturday afternoon in Liberty, Mo. "GO TITANS."

2007 News and Announcements

Your 2007 Midwest Regional Champions “Midwest Titans” have already jumped out to a 2-0 start in the 2008 season. The Titans have already defeated Junction City Spartans 51-0 and the Manson Eagles 53-18. The Titans are averaging 51 points per game and only allowing 9 points per game. The Midwest Titans will be playing their first home game of the season this Saturday night July 12, 2008 when they host the 3-0 KC Panthers.  Gates open at 5:00pm and parking is free.  Kick-off time is set for 7:00pm at Memorial Stadium. Listed below is a game day agenda for the Midwest Titans Game:

The Midwest Titans put the final touch to a "Outstanding" 2007 Inaugural Season by giving out some very nice awards at the post season banquet on December 20, 2007. As certain individuals went home with the awards, the coaching staff of Robert Webb, Eric Hoskins, Tim Ellis, and Robert Hall all agreed that everyone in the Titans Organization were winners on and off the field the entire season. Indeed, the staff selected 13 winners that walked away with the awards and they were:

Offensive Player Of The Year
Jay Robinson (HB)

Defensive Player Of The Year
Butch Powell (DB)

Impact Player Of The Year
Brian Allen (DL)

Mr. Dedication
Offense- Chris Brown (WR, QB)
Defense- Priest Biggers (SS)

Most Improved
Offense- Donny Kendall (WR)
Defense- Steve Butler (OLB)

Titan Award
Offense- Richard Smith (OL)
Defense- Steve O'Connor (DB)

Special Teams
Matt Witcher (K/P)
Salik Johnson (LB)

Above and Beyond
CJ Johnson (DB)
Gary Coates (DE)

 

The 2007 Midwest Titans just finished their inaugural season and indeed it was “Outstanding.”

At the beginning of the 2007 season; the Titans set their ultimate goal as to become the only first year team in Minor League history to ever win a National Championship.  Well, they fell just short of that goal, but accomplished many other goals along the way.  The Midwest Titans who was a part of the North American Football League, played in a tough Great Plains Division.

They finished 2^nd in divisional play with a record of 5-1-1, and an Overall league Record of 12-4-1. The Titans landed a 3^rd seed in the 2007 NAFL Playoffs.  The Mighty Titans was faced with a very tough task in the 1^st round of the playoffs by drawing the Dakota Lawdawgs who won the Great Plains Division. The Lawdawgs beat the Titans earlier in the season 14-6 and both teams tied later on in the season 10-10 in a defensive battle. This 1^st roundd playoff game was named “Game of the Week” by the NAFL, but this time the winner moved on and the loser was done for the season.  The Midwest Titans held on to beat the 13^th rank team in the nation 18-7 and a trip to the 2^nd round of the 2007 playoffs.  

Well, the Titans next round opponent was the #1 seeded team in the Midwest Region, the St. Louis Bulldogs.  The Bulldogs was sitting on a record of 10-1 and a 3 year undefeated home winning streak. The St. Louis Bulldogs had already beat the Titans 24-0 earlier in the season in St. Louis, Mo. but this time the Mighty Titans came into this 2^nd round playoff game with a 4 game winning streak and nothing to lose. Again, the Titans managed to pull out a victory scoring 20-17 over the St. Louis Bulldogs and snap their 2year home winning streak.

The Titans ended up with a bye in the 3^rd Rd of the playoffs and with this bye they clinch the 2007 NAFL Regional Championship Title and a trip the Conference Finals better know as the “Elite Eight.” Now the Midwest Titans was awaiting the winner of the Kane County Eagles v. Pittsburg Colts game. The Titans also had a chance to host their first home playoff game ever, but only if the Kane County Eagles won and in deed they did.

The Titans became the first ever Minor League Football Team to qualify for the Conference Championship in their first season of play. The Titans lost the 2007 Conference Championship to a very tough Kane County Eagles team by a final score of 41-7.  The Kane County Eagles went on to win the 2007 NAFL League Title in Las Vegas over the Dallas Diesel.  This was the Eagles 2^nd NAFL League Title in team history. The Titans ended their 2007 inaugural campaign with an overall record of 12 Wins, 4 Loses, and 1 Tie and a Midwest Regional Title.

    Overall no one who is a part of the Titans’ Organization could have asked for a better performance from a first year team.  The entire Midwest Titans Organization displayed hard work, dedication, balance, and discipline throughout the 2007 year. A big “Thanks” to all of our 2007 Sponsors (Harrisonville School District, Athena’s of Columbia, Mo, Pier Masters Mud Jacking of Greater KC, Applebee’s of Belton, Cass Medical Center of Harrisonville, Bobby Ray Entertainment, and Zuri Color Studios) for helping contribute to the 2007 season. We would also like to thank Liddle’s Sports Shop of Blue Springs, Mo for helping us put together the best looking uniforms in the league.  The Titan Coaching Staff did a great job in keeping the players motivated and keeping them focused from the beginning to the end of the 2007 season. The Lady Titans Dance/Cheer Team put in numerous of hours to help support the Titans. The Dance/Cheer Team finished their season with a solid performance during the halftime show of the National Title Game in Las Vegas. We want to say, “Thank You Ladies.” Finally the “Fans!” Our fans supported us at every game (home and away). At a few away games, we (Midwest Titans) seemed to have just as many if not more fans as the home team. Without the loyalty of our fans, no one knows how this season would have turned out to be. “Thank you” fans for your loyalty, time and dedication to help make 2007 a memorable year. We have the greatest fans ever! As the Midwest Titans made good work of their 2007 team motto “The Core Is…..We are One Unit,” thanks Steve Butler for coming up with our first ever team motto. The Titans now look forward to the 2008 season and a new team motto. We also look forward to expanding on our many accomplishments.

Blessings,
Midwest Titans Media Relations

The Midwest Titans take another step closer to "Vegas" by defeating the St. Louis Bulldogs 20-17.

The next stop on the road to the NAFL championship game in "Vegas" leads through Harrisonville when we take on the Central Minn. Thunderbirds for the 3rd round of the NAFL playoffs.

"THE 3RD TIME IS A CHARM" MIDWEST TITANS DEFEAT THE DAKOTA LAWDAWGS IN 1ST RD OF PLAYOFFS 18-7!!!

 
Garreston, South Dakota: The Midwest Titans traveled to Garreston, South Dakota this past Saturday the 6th of October in a highly anticipated rematch. The Midwest Titans and The Dakota Lawdawgs took to the Gridiron for the 3rd time theis season, but with playoffs written all over it. The Midwest Titans lost to the Lawdawgs in their 1st meeting of the 2007 seson by a score of 6-14 on July 14, 2007 and tied the lawdawgs after 5 Quarters of play in thier 2nd meeting on September 8, 2007 by a score of 10-10. "The 3rd time was a Charm" for the Midwest Titans and the Titans defeated the lawdawgs in the 1st RD of the 2007 playoffs by a score of 18-7 in Garreston, South Dakota. The Titans went into Saturday nights game clearly as the underdogs because the Dakota lawdawgs was the 2007 Great Plains Division champs, rank # 9 out of 104 teams in the NAFL, and rank # 33 in the nation. After the opening kick off; the Titans offense marched right down field on a 7 play drive that ended up with HB Jay Robinson (Missouri Western State University) finding the corner of the end zone for a 8 yrd TD run. The PAT was good by K/p Matt Witcher (San Jose State University) . This put the Titans up by a score of 7-0. The Titans "Blackshirts" Defense under the Supervison of Coordinator Tim Ellis was ready to prove that they are ready for battle and once again they held the Lawdawgs offense scoreless the entire game. The Dakota Lawdawgs only score of the night came on a fumble return for a TD by the defense of the Lawdawgs in 2nd Quarter. The 2nd half of the game started with both the Titans and Lawdawgs defense being very stingy and not allowing a point until late in the 3rd when Titans TE/WR Robert Hall (University of Tennessee) caught a nice pass from starting QB Eric Hoskins (Missouri Western State University) to set up a 32 yrd field goal try by K/P Matt Whitcher (San Jose State Unversity). Witcher nailed the kick and the Midwest Titans went up by a score of 10-7. The 4th quarter prove to be one of the most entertaining 4th quarters in the Great Plains Divisional play this season. With both offenses of the Titans and Lawdawgs having success moving the ball but coming up empty; everyone knew that who ever had the ball last would probly win the game. Well; that almost prove the be the point, but it was the Titans "Blackshirts" Defense who ended with the last score of the game. With less than 50 sec remaining in the game, the Dakota Lawdawgs Offense found themselves with a 3rd and goal on the 5 yrd line of the Titans. This proved to be the play of the game when OLB Steve Butler (Columbia Rock Bridge) hit the QB of the Lawdawgs in the back field as he was throwing the ball causing Titans DL Brian Allen (Butler County Community College) to pick it and return it for a 85 yrd TD. K/P Matt Witcher (San Jose State University) ran in the 2 pt. coversition. This put the Titans up by a score of 18-7 with less than 30 sec left in the game. LB Brian Robinson (Henderson State College) picked off a pass to ice the game for the Titans. The Midwest Titanshad one of their best proformances of the season with takeaways. The Midwest Titans ended the night with a total of 5 takeaways. DB Butch Powell (Lincoln Uiversity) lead the way with 2 fumble recovers. LB Brian Robinson (Henderson State College), LB John Holland (Misouri Valley State), and DL Brian Allen (Butler County Community College) all had 1 interception each. FB Bobby Whitsett (Missouri State) had a force fumble on punt unit. The Midwest Titans want to "Thank" all fans who made the trip to support them.
 
With the victory, your Midwest Titans take their overall record to  10-3-1 and have advance to the 2nd RD of the NAFL 2007 Playoffs. The Titans will now travel to St. Louis, Missouri to take on the #1 seed Bulldogs at Mehlville High School in St. Louis. Kickoff is set for 7:05pm. Please come and support the Midwest Titans as they continue their "Season Ending Tour" in 200

TITANS WIN MO-KAN BORDER WAR 21-14 OVER TOUGH KANSAS KAOS TEAM!!!

Saturday September 22, 2007 in Harrisonville, Mo. the Midwest Titans win their final regular season game 21-14 over a very tough Kansas Kaos team. With the victory; the Titans finished their Inaugural Season at 9-3-1 and 5-1-1 in the Great Plains Division. "We fell short on one of our goals set at the beginning of the season by not going undefeated in divisional play, but we did accomplish another goal set by qualifying for the 2007 playoffs; said Head Coach Webb."
The Offense was lead by QB-Eric Hoskins (Missouri Western State University) who had 2 TD's to his credit on the night and help lead the Titans Offense on back-to-back scoring drives. Hoskins had one passing TD for 49 yrds to WR-Chris Brown (Avila University) and one rushing TD from 2 yrd out. Half Back-Jay Robinson (Missouri Western State University) ended his night with 93 yrds rushing on 12 carries before getting hurt early in the 3rd quarter. Full Back-Bobby Whitsett (Missouri State University) finished with 66 yrds on 10 carries. Whitsett avg 6.6 yrds per carry on the night. Head Coach Webb stated; "Whitsett did a great job in carrying the load after starting HB-Jay Robinson went down. Bobby lead the Titans Offense on a key drive of the game that put the Titans in the lead. Thanks to the Titans O-line; the running game was solid all night. 5 different WR's all had atleast one catch on the night. " WOW; what a show Big O!"
The Midwest Titans "Black shirts" put together another solid performance from start to end. The defense had 2 sacks on the night and caused 2 fumbles in which one was recovered by DB-Butch Powell (Lincoln University) in the end zone for a TD. DT-Brian Allen (Butler Community College) had a business night by recording 11 total tackles (9 solo) and 1 sack on the night. Starting DE-Gary Coates (Avila University) ended his night with 5 total tackles and 1 fumble recovery. The other starting DE-Mickey Noan (Avila University) recorded the other sack for the Titans D. Starting Outside Backer-Steve Butler lead all Line Backers with 10 total tackles (6 solo). The Titans other starting Backer-John Holland (Missouri Valley University) recorded 8 total tackles (4 solo). Starting SS-CJ Johnson (Central Missouri State University) was very active all night by finishing his night with 5 total tackles (2 solo), 1 pass deflection, and causing a fumble for the Titans kick-off team. The Titans Defense also welcomed back FS-Jeff Edwards (Southeast Missouri State University) to action after missing 5 weeks. The entire Midwest Titans Defense did a great job all night in helping the Titans pull out a 21-14 win! "Great Job Black shirts!"
The Midwest Titans finished their 2007 inaugural season with a overall record of 9-3-1 and 5-1-1 in divisional play. The Titans now gear-up for post season play that will start on October 6, 2007. The Midwest Titans will announce who they play on Monday October 1, 2007. The Titans could also host a 1st round playoff game at home in Harrisonville, Mo. Please check back everyday to find out who will be the Titans first round opponent. "Way to Go Titans Organization and now bring home a Championship!"
 

MIDWEST TITANS AND SOUTH DAKOTA LAWDAWGS END IN TIE AFTER 5 QUARTERS OF PLAY!!!

Salem, South Dakota: The Midwest Titans traveled to Salem, South Dakota this past Saturday the 8th of September. In a highly anticipated rematch. The Titans and Lawdawgs end the game in a 10-10 Tie after 5 Quarters of play. After a 15 minute delay during pre-game warm-ups because of heavy rains, some hail, and lighting; the Titans and lawdawgs took the field and gave the fans a divisional game to remember. Can you say; "Defensive Battle." Both teams combined for a total of 9 turnovers and either team could not produce any offensive TD's. The only points of the night came on Touchdowns by both teams defense and one field goal a piece. The Lawdawgs got on the board first when the Titans Starting QB-Chris Brown lost the ball while dropping back to pass and the lawdawgs scoop it up for the 35 yard fumble return for the TD. The Titans Defense would not be out done when DB-Butch Powell (Lincoln University) intercepted a pass and returned 25 yrds to the end zone. The only other score of the night would come early in the 4th quarter when K/P Matt Witcher (San Jose State University/Avila University) nailed a 35 yrd filed goal. The Titans had 4 other chances to score from inside of the 30, but came up empty. The lawdawgs added a FG late in the 4th and after 15 minutes of overtime play; the game ended in a 10-10 Tie! " I give a lot of credit to my Defense as they shut down the high power offense of the Lawdawgs; stated Head Coach Webb." DT/LB Brian Allen (Butler County College) was a force in the middle and did a great job in help shutting down the running game of the Lawdawgs; said Defensive Coordinator Tim Ellis."

With the Tie your Midwest Titans finished their Divisional play at 5-1-1 and now have a overall record of 8-3-1. The Titans have sealed-up a #3 seed when the playoffs start on September 29, 2007. The home game vs. the Cass County Renegades this Saturday September 15, 2007 has been canceled. The Midwest Titans have their final regular season home game on September 22, 2007. The Titans will host the Kansas Koas from our neighboring State of Kansas. Please come out and Support the Midwest Titans as they battle for the Mo-Kan Title. This is "fan Appreciation Night" and kick-off is set for 6:30pm at Harrisonville Memorial Stadium. All fans are encouraged to wear either white or orange in support of the 2007 Titans.

 

TITANS GET BACK ON THE WINNING TRACK BY RECORDING A 35-22 VICTORY OVER
THE CASS COUNTY RENEGADES!!!

Your Midwest Titans get back to their winning ways on the road with a win in Weeping Water, Nebraska against the Cass County Renegades 35-22! The Titans got out to a fast start and took a commanding 20-0
lead going into the 2nd quarter. The Midwest Titans went into this game without starting QB Eric Hoskins who was placed on IR with a hip injury. So Head Coach Webb went to stand-out QB/WR Chris Brown who rack up 3 passing TD's for over 150 yrds on the night, all just in the first half of play. Brown; got things started when he hit wide-out Steve Smith for
a 32 yrd TD. PAT was good by back-up place kicker Nick Tebbe. When the Titans took the field on kick-off, no one saw this coming when starting Wide-receiver and special teamer Donnie Kendall put a BIG hit on the Renegades returner and cause a fumble that was recovered by Robert Hall. This lead to the Titans third TD of the game. "This was a big time special team play because the momentum was starting to swing in the direction of the Renegades at this time; quoted Head Coach Webb." QB Chris Brown came right back and hit veteran wide-out Roger Hawkins for a 38 yrd pass in the corner of the end-zone for a TD. PAT was no good by back-up kicker Tebbe. Chris Brown connected with starting TE Robert Hall late in the 2nd quarter for a nice TD pass. PAT was good by back-up kicker Tebbe. to start the 3rd quarter, Head Coach Webb went to veteran back-up QB David Jones and he came out the blocks to lead the offense
down the field on a 12 play 72 yrd drive only to have a nice TD pass to TE Robert Hall on 3rd down called back due to a illegal motion and this also took the Titans out of field goal range. The Titans was forced to punt. "David Jones has been a leader for the team and has help bring the young and upcoming QB Chris Brown along. David also has been a blessing
to have around and we are glade he is here with us. With the combination of these 3 QB's Brown, Hoskins, and Jones; we feel like we have the best 3 headed monster in the Midwest; stated head Coach Webb."
 

The Titans Defense continued their dominating ways Saturday night in Weeping Water, Nebraska by forcing 5 turnovers. 2 of the 5 turnovers went into the end zone for Touchdowns. Defensive End's Mickey
Nolan (Avila University) caused a fumble when he laid a vicious hit on the Renegade's QB and Gary Coates (Avila University) got the Titans "Black Shirts" rolling when he pick-up the fumble and ran untouched for TD. PAT was good by back-up kicker Teebe. Nolan finished the night with 2 sacs and a couple of big hits on special Teams. Coates finished his night with 2 fumble recovers and 1 TD. Defensive Back Mike Bonner got a much needed Interception and ran it back 28 yrds to set up another Titans TD. " Bonner, who played for the Cass County Renegades last year is a great addition to the Titans Secondary Unit, stated Head Coach Webb." The  Titans Defense wasn't done for the night! Defensive End Zach Gary recorded his first Interception for a TD on the season. "We are very solid on the edges of our defense and I'm proud to know that I have 3-4 guys that is ready to play at all times, quoted Defensive Coordinator Tim Ellis." Outside Backer Steve Butler recorded the final points of the night for the Titans when he made a big hit in the end zone for a Safety. "Steve Butler has been very consistent with his play, quoted Head Coach Webb." Defensive Back Steven O'Conner who is leading the team in Interceptions found himself with another pick late in the 4th quarter. "We had to overcome adversity and kept the Renegades in the game with many yards in penalties, but finished the game on top. I'm not happy with the way we played this past Saturday night and we will work our butts off this week to prepare for a tough game in St.
Louis, stated Head Coach Webb." The Midwest Titans take their record to 6-2 overall and 3-1 in Divisional play. The Midwest Titans will take on
the St. Louis Bulldogs this Saturday in St. Louis, Mo.. The Bulldogs are in first place in the Heartland Division and is coming off a victory over the KC Shockers 2 weeks ago. More Information coming soon on the trip to St. Louis, Mo.
 
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LAWDAWGS TAKE SPARK OUT OF TITANS!!!

The Midwest Titans played host to the Dakota Lawdawgs in Harrisonville, MO. Saturday night for first place in the North American Football League's Great Plains Division. With a 3 game winning steak and home field advantage; your very own Midwest Titans fell short in a defensive battle by a final score of 14-6! Going into half time the score was 0-0. In the second half both teams came out and moved the ball on offense, but could not produce any points until the Dakota Lawdawgs scored on a 22 yrd pass with 9:30 left in the 4th. The Midwest Titans had the opportunity to score first when DB Butch Powell dropped an interception and could have walked into the end-zone from 26 yrds out. After a solid kick return by Roger Hawkins that set the Titans offense up inside the Lawdawgs 40; the Titans Offense went to work and HB-Irvin Beeks scored on a 15 yrd pass from Eric Hoskins to bring the score to 7-6 in favor of the Lawdawgs after the extra point was missed. With 2:40 left in the game, the Titans decided to go for a onside kick that was recovered by the Lawdawgs. The defense of the Titans stiffened and found themselves putting the Lawdawgs in a 3 and 7 situation. The Dakota Lawdawgs picked up the 1st down and the Titans then decided to let the Dakota Lawdwgs score. This brought the score to 14-6 Lawdawgs. "We decided to put the game in the hands of our offense; stated Head Coach Webb." After the squib kick-off was recovered by Jason "Red Dog" Buford of the Titans, the offense went to work, but a costly interception by QB Eric Hoskins put the ball back in the hands of the Lawdawgs and they quickly went into victory formation to win the game by a final of 14-6. Head Coach Webb said; " key penalties and costly turnovers on the offensive side of the ball hurt us bad tonight. The offense also must finish by putting points on the score board when we get inside the red zone. . Defensive Coordinator Tim Ellis had his defense playing hungry all night and they only truly gave up 6 points the entire game. Great job Coach Ellis and the entire defense of the Titans! "Overall we did a good job in playing against the Dakota Lawdawgs who came into the game with an undefeated record and rank # 4 in the nation," said Head Coach Webb. "I'm very proud of my guys because we are starting to show alot of promise in all three phases of a football team. We will also continue to work on our team unity and I know by Faith that this team will one day be a force to be reconken with; said Head Coach Webb! The Midwest Titans are now 5-2 overall and 2-1 in Divisional Play! The Titans will travel to Weeping Water, NE. to take on a tough Cass County Renegades Football team. The game is this Saturday August 4, 2007 and kick-off is set for 7:05pm. For any fans, and/or supporters that would like to travel up the Weeping Water, NE to support the Midwest Titans, please contact Coach Webb at 816-225-9705 for directions. Weeping Water, NE. is about a 2hr and 45min drive from Kansas City. Thank You for your support of the Midwest Titans!                                                                                      Blessings,
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TITANS REMAIN UNDEFEATED IN LEAGUE PLAY WITH WIN OVER KC PANTHERS 14-12!!!

The 1st year Team Midwest Titans played host to the previously undefeated KC Panthers Saturday night in front of a great and loud crowd. The Panthers was sent back to their den frustrated and dazed. Helping lead the way was the Titans "Blackshirts" Defense with 2 key four and out stands against a much improved KC Panther Offense. The Defense was lead by Outside Backer-Steve Butler with 11 solo tackles. Mickey Noland, John Holland, and Richard Smith all recorded a sack during the game. Starting Defensive-back Steve O'Connor lead the way for the secondary of the Titans with 1 interception and 2 pass break-ups. Back-up halfback Jay Robinson lead the way for the Offense of the Titans with 114 yards rushing on 12 carries! Robinson is very explosive and has the speed and quickness to hurt any defense said; "Head Coach Robert Webb." Starting Halfback Irvin Beeks; managed to rush 45 yrds on 10 carries in the first half before leaving the game with a knee injury. Quarterback Eric Hoskins also connected with receiver LJ Brackson for a 8 yrd TD pass. The Titans 2nd and final score of the game came on a 8 yrd TD run by Fullback Bobby Whitsett. Special Teams came through on a few BIG plays when back-up Linebacker Salik Johnson blocked a 35 yrd field goal. Kicker/punter Mathew Witcher had 2 punts that was down inside the 5 yrd line. This was a hard fought battle and we knew that the Panthers was a very good football team. Either offense on both sides of the football could produce many points, but our defense did a great job in giving up only 12 points to a Panther Offense that has been scoring a average of 43.5 points per game said; "Head Coach Robert Webb." The Titans will be traveling to Northeast Nebraska to play a divisional game against the Thunderbirds. The Titans we be leaving Saturday Morning July 14th.

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Titans Win BIG in Iowa

The Midwest Titans had a great ride home tonight after their performance against the Manson Eagles. 

Even though it’s a 5 hour trip back home it’s hard for the team not to be in high spirits after winning against the Eagles tonight 21-0. 

The Titans lead at the end of the half 14-0. After the break the Titans continued to shut down the Eagles offense plus the Titans offense was able to squeeze in another touchdown even after some questionable calls by the referee’s to finish the game with a shutout. Final score Titans 21 Eagles 0. 

We look forward to facing off against the Kansas City Panthers this next Saturday July 7^th at home in Harrisonville. Hope to see everyone out for a Great Time. 

TITANS WIN GAME 1 OF THEIR 2007 INAUGURAL SEASON!!!

78-6!!!       

D-O-M-I-N-A-T-E!

Winning Feels Good... Very Good! Saturday morning the Midwest Titans traveled to Cuba, Mo. to battle the Central Missouri Longhorns. The Titans took to the gridiron against a 2nd year Organization in the Longhorns. The Titans, who had been waiting for this since January of this year when they held their first ever team meeting. The Titans was very ready to do some pad popping against someone else besides each other. The offense was lead by a strong running game. The running game was lead by a group of men called the O-Line. The O-line who consist of Richard Smith-Mendocino C. College in California, Brian Wheeler-Arkansas State, Dwane Brock-Baker University, Terry Blanks-Southern Arkansas University, Nate Bettencourt-Clinton High, and Tom Younce-Pleasant Hill High. Thank You Biggies. Playing without starting HB Irvin Beeks who played his college ball at Avila University and a 4 year vet of the NAFL. The 4 other Titan Backs got the offense rolling and never let up. Back-up HB Troi Maupins who played his high school ball at Sedelia Smith-Cotton did a great job in stepping in for Beeks and got rewarded with his first ever rushing TD at this level from 11 yrds with 0:01 left in the 3rd quarter. With some last minute changes to the line-up; veteran Eric Hoskins showed that he still has the moves and skills to play anywhere needed. Eric started FB and scored on a 1 yrd run with :40 left in 2nd Quarter. Eric Hoskins is also a 13 year vet in the NAFL and is one of the Co-Owners along with Head Coach Robert Webb. Hoskins who played his college ball at Missouri Western University and played in the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs and Miami Dolphins. He also played in Canada with the Toronto Arganauts. 1st year player Bobby Whitsett who played high school ball at Raytown High and attended Missouri State University got 2 rushing TD's from the FB position. Whitsett scored the Titans first ever TD on a 8 yrd run with 5:09 left in the 1st quarter. Whitsett got his second rushing TD from 5 yrds with 7:36 left in the 3rd quarter. The surprise of the night on the offensive side according to Head Coach Webb was 3rd string HB and WR Jay Robinson who played his College ball at Missouri Western University. Robinson who is one of the fastest Titans and showed his quickness and explosiveness with 3 rushing TD's. Robinson got his first rushing TD from 6 yrds out with 6:58 left in the 2nd quarter. His second and third rushing TD's came with 8:58 left in the 3rd quarter and 1:58 left in the 4the quarter. Starting QB Chris Brown, who played his college ball at Avila University, showed great leadership and patient in his 1st start as a Titan. Converted Safety to TE Robert Hall who played his college ball and ran track at The University of Tennessee used his skills to draw 2 key pass interference calls to set up the Titans Offense at 1st and goal. The Receiving Core was lead by stand-out Howard Bouldin who played his college ball at Missouri State caught 3 balls for over 75 yrds. Defensive Coordinator Tim Ellis and his "Black Shirts" showed why they believe that they will be considered one of the fastest defenses in the league. Coach Ellis believes in discipline and that is what his defense displayed Saturday night. The defense was lead by LB Steve Butler who recovered a fumble and rolled into the end-zone for the Titans first ever defensive TD. Butler who played his high school ball at Columbia Rock Bridge told the Coaching Staff that he has something to prove and he stepped up big on Saturday night. Strong Safety CJ Johnson who played his college ball at Central Missouri State also showed his skills and brought the wood on a few big hits. Johnson also had a interception late in the 1st quarter. Starting DB Butch Powell who played his college ball at Lincoln University and is a 2 year vet showed his leadership in keeping his young secondary together. Free Safety Jeff Edwards who played his college ball at Southeast Missouri State had 2 key pass break-ups and displayed why he is a 9 year vet. LB's John Holland and Nick Tebbe just played disciplined football all night and kept the Longhorns running game in check. The D-line did their part in causing 3 longhorn fumbles. DE Gary Coates who played his college ball at Avila University recovered one of the fumbles and took it to the house for the Titans 2nd defensive TD with 1:52 in the 1st quarter. The 2nd unit defense was lead by Zach Gary and Salik Johnson with some big time play. Gary who is from Mississippi had an interception for a TD late in the 3rd. Salik Johnson also made some big plays on speical teams. Marvin Jones had 2 sacks from his DE position. Punt Returner and starting DB Steve O'Connor who played his high school ball at Rockhurst High showed why he is one of the smartest players in the game today. Matthew "Do it All" Witcher was perfect on the night with PAT's. Witcher who played his college ball at San Jose State and finished his collegiate career at Avlia University is also a team captain for the Midwest Titans. "Head Coach Robert Webb stated; this team is young and have many skilled players, but what myself and the rest of the staff likes is the size of heart that these men bring everyday. I personally will choose heart over skills any day. We did make some key mistakes and know we still have a long uphill climb".

Please come support the Midwest Titans as they take to the gridiron in 2 weeks when they start league play @ the KC Jazz. Game is June 16th at Excelsior Springs High School.

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Midwest Titans Join NAFL!
March 2007

The MIDWEST TITANS is a Midwest Missouri base team and is ready to start their inaugural season in 2007. The Titans will be apart of the nation's largest football league; "The North American Football league." The Midwest Titans will be lead by General Manager-Eric Hoskins; CEO-Robert "Bo" Webb; Player Personal Rep-Jason Buford; Business Manager-Robert Hall; and the Cheer/Dance Squad- Sarah Harmon. We are a men's minor league football team located in Harrisonville, Mo. Our Team colors are Orange, White, and Black. We will be comprised of a great assortment of players, from those who are just playing for the love of the game, to those planning on getting to the next level, and as a venue for those who have the ability, talent, and desire to move up but are just looking for the right experience and exposure. Our Team Motto is: "The Core Is......We Are One Unit" and  "we would like to say THANK YOU NAFL for allowing us to be apart of the best league that minor league football has to offer" quoted Head Coach Robert Webb . God Bless!

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