Ep 14. All Americans - November 6, 1962

Sam leaps into the body of a college football quarterback named Chet Walters on November 6, 1962, just a day before a major game against a rival team. Chet is the team's star player and has a chance to secure a scholarship to a major university if he wins the game. However, tensions are high as racism and segregation are still prevalent in the South, and the opposing team has an all-white starting lineup.

As Sam and his holographic companion, Al, investigate the circumstances surrounding Chet's leap, they discover that the team is facing not just physical obstacles, but also a wave of racism and hate from the opposing team, as well as from the local community. Sam must try to bring the team together and overcome these challenges to win the game and secure Chet's future.

Along the way, Sam faces his own internal struggles as he witnesses firsthand the discrimination faced by the team's black players, including one in particular named Clarence. Sam, who is white, must navigate this world and find a way to help the team unite and overcome the challenges they face, while also trying to stay true to who he is and not compromise his own beliefs.

As the game approaches, tensions continue to rise, and the stakes become even higher when Chet is injured during practice. Sam realizes that he must take matters into his own hands and, with Al's help, devises a plan to try to win the game without Chet. The plan involves getting the team's black players more involved and showcasing their talents on the field.

As the game unfolds, Sam's plan seems to be working, but the opposing team is determined to win at all costs. Sam must rally the team and dig deep to find inner strength and leadership to help them overcome the obstacles they face and secure their victory.

In the end, the team's unity and determination prevail, and they win the game against all odds. Chet secures the scholarship, and Sam leaps out of his body, satisfied that he was able to make a difference in the lives of these young men and help them overcome the challenges they faced.