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In this episode of TruthQuest, hosts Bryan and Mary Claire delve into the world of sports scandals, focusing on the New England Patriots and their infamous incidents, Spygate and Deflategate. They discuss the implications of marginal gains in competitive sports, the role of technology in ensuring integrity, and the importance of trust and transparency in the sports industry. The conversation highlights how technology could potentially change the landscape of sports investigations and the need for a level playing field.
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