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Hello and welcome.

It's our number two, hour two of our radio program.

We take a look at the Sunday night game.

That got bumped to hour two as the giants get past the Washington team to be named again later.

So which was the more egregious call?

The non-calling of pass interference on what would have been conceivably the game-tying touchdown

if the two-point conversion had make good against the Giants,

or calling Terry McLaren of Washington for an illegal formation, which took a touchdown

off the board for the Washington football team.

Why do the officials generally avoid making calls at the end of the game?

And is there a grand conspiracy to help the New York Giants get in the playoffs?

By the way, I do not agree with that.

But there is a conspiracy.

And I'll explain what conspiracy there is as we get into it.

Here it is.

Our number two.

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