From Middlebury To NFL, Fort William FC, Arm Wrestling In Chile

Vermont's Middlebury College is perhaps better known for its Quidditch team than its Div. III football team. But this week on Only A Game, the story of a Middlebury grad who's now an NFL veteran. Plus, the worst team in Scotland's lowest-tier pro soccer league needed help. That's when a local police officer on medical leave stepped in. And the story of a man who is trying to bridge the social class divide in Chile ... via arm wrestling. Join us!

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From Middlebury College To The NFL: Kicker Stephen Hauschka's Odd Journey
Div. III Middlebury College in Vermont is far from a football powerhouse. But that's where NFL veteran Stephen Hauschka's career began.

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'Anything Can Happen': How A Motorcycle Cop Gave Fort William FC A Big Lift
Fort William FC hadn't won a match in more than two years. Then Russell MacMorran volunteered to help.

Charlie Pierce: The Week In Sports
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'Living Two Lives': An Arm Wrestler's Mission To Unite Chileans
Class divisions in Chile run deep. Tomás Silva is trying to bridge them ... through arm wrestling.