Suit Up

Media attention swarms Glory University when it is revealed that the quarterback of their top-tier football team accepted improper benefits from an unidentified booster. Chancellor Dick Devereaux convinces elite problem solver Jim Dunnigan to come onboard but when he publicly announces Jim as the university's new athletic director, Jim counters with surprise of his own: he's benching the quarterback for the entire season. In the immediate backlash, Jim meets his match when Claire Miller hands him his first lawsuit.

Despite losing their star football player to scandal, Glory University's future seems bright with the talented second-string quarterback at the helm. That is, until his first touchdown results in a career-ending injury. The inept third-string player is forced to take the field making it painfully clear that Glory will not win this game. Jim fears for his safety when the outraged fans riot in protest.

On the brink of losing a television contract with CableCorp, Chancellor Devereaux slaps Dunnigan with the burdensome task of trimming the university's less profitable sports programs. Glory's biggest booster, Luther Montague, and his money-flashing solutions finally prove useful when Jim faces yet another lawsuit from Claire over the soccer coach's dubious Native American ancestry.

Desperate to fill the vacant quarterback position, Glory University rolls the dice on recruiting notorious party animal and Ex NHL player, Bijorn Hansen, after he publically announces that he's going back to college. Luther decides that it's his personal responsibility to keep Bjorn happy so he springs him from class to go party at his strip club. With a penchant for drinking and destruction, it isn't long before Bjorn takes things too far and Jim is once again called in to clean up the mess.

With Bjorn as the new quarterback leading the team to victory, television contract negotiations are picking up again. As the stakes are raised and pressure mounts, Jim quickly realizes Glory's unofficial mascot 'Beer Knight' is a PR liability they can't afford. Ignoring protests from Bjorn, Jim bans the inebriated icon from all football games, sending Bjorn into an unrecognizable state of sobriety. Without the influence of beer or Beer Knight, Bjorn's performance on the grid iron instantly suffers.

Coach Wilshire's personal nutritionist is caught in a major drug bust involving the sale of steroids to top athletes. On the brink of yet another scandal, Wilshire explains to Jim that the only thing he ever purchased was some ominous 'Cat Venom.' When Luther accidentally sabotages negotiations with the alleged dealer, Jim utilizes the booster's disposable income to ensure Wilshire's name is left out of the scandal.